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iRubric: Improvisation rubric

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Improvisation Improvisation Rubric Code: U229XB2 By Kchdirect Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Improvisation
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Knowledge and Understanding Understands the basics of an improvisation scene.	Excellent Comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the structure, character development and processes of an improvisation	Good Knowledge and understanding of the structure, character development and processes of an improvisation	Fair Emerging knowledge and understanding of the structure, character development and processes of an improvisation	Poor Little knowledge and understanding of the structure, character development and processes of an improvisation
Listening Actively listens to scene partners.	Excellent Actor listens to partner. Actor does not dominate the scene.	Good Actor mostly listens to partner. Actor does not dominate the scene.	Fair Actor seldom listens to partner. Actor mostly dominates the scene.	Poor Actor does not listen to partner. Actor dominates the scene while not giving other actor a chance to contribute.
Character Creative character choices, not stereotypes.	Excellent Character choices are obvious and well thought out, unique and non-stereotypical. Emotional, physical, and intellectual character choices are thoroughly conveyed.	Good Character choices are clear and non-stereotypical. Emotional, physical, and intellectual character choices are conveyed.	Fair Character choices are emerging, some stereotypical. Emotional, physical, and intellectual character choices are present, but not clear.	Poor Character choices are not at all clear. Stereotypical (not appropriate) Emotional, physical, and intellectual character choices are not conveyed.
Responding (Yes and...) Adds to the scene, accepts offers to progress CROW.	Excellent Actor never negates the other performer. Offers from the other performer are never denied and the scene is able to progress logically. Actor adds to the scene.	Good Actor does not negate the other performer. Offers from the other performer are accepted.	Fair Actor sometimes negates the other performer. Offers from the other performer are sometimes denied.	Poor Actor consistently negates the other performer. Offers from the other performer are always denied.
Scene Building Moves the scene forward in a positive direction.	Excellent Actor responds in a logical way to partner, moving the story forward and creating opportunities for creative dialogue. Does not ask questions.	Good Actor responds in a logical way to partner, moving the story forward. One or two questions in the scene.	Fair Actor Sometimes responds in a logical way. Asks questions.	Poor Actor does not give logical responses to the other actor and continuously asks questions.