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Theatre Theory Presentation
Theatre Theory Presentation
Students are to create a Google Slides presentation outlining important points about selected theatre theories/theorists. Students must present information to the class. The power point should demonstrate a general knowledge of the topic researched and allow the presenter an opportunity to present (not just read slides to the students); students will give appropriate credit to where information and images were gathered.
Rubric Code:
VX375X5
By
rundomatic
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Theatre Theories
Excellent
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Adequate
2 pts
Unsatisfactory
1 pts
Background knowledge
Excellent
-Students Share in-depth background knowledge of the topic and uses it to explain and answer questions
Good
-Students share learned background knowledge and can answer some questions related to their topic
Adequate
-Students share some background knowledge used to explain their topic
Unsatisfactory
-Students share little background no knowledge used to explain their topic
Organization
Excellent
-Information is clear and easily understood
Good
-Information is clear
Adequate
-Information about topic is somewhat unclear.
-Example is vague
Unsatisfactory
-Information about topic is unclear
-No examples given
Oral Presentation
Excellent
-Excellent speaking skills;
-Fully engaged with audience (eye-contact)
-Did not read directly from powerpoint
-Everyone in the class was able to hear presentation.
Good
-Good speaking skills;
-Engaged with the audience
-Everyone was able to hear presentation; great projection of voice
Adequate
-Adequate speaking skills,
-Somewhat engaged with audience (eye-contact)
-Good projection of voice; could be heard by most of the class
Unsatisfactory
-Little to no speaking during slide presentation
-Reads directly from the slide
-Did not project voice; could not be heard
Student Involvement
Excellent
-Activity demonstrates the topic clearly
-Effort, creativity and preparedness is clearly evident.
Good
-Activity was present, somewhat effort, creativity and preparedness was demonstrated
-Activity was somewhat related to the topic
Adequate
-Activity was present, little effort or creativity was demonstrated in preparing the activity.
-Activity was unrelated to the topic
Unsatisfactory
-No involvement of students
Characterization
Excellent
Students clearly can identifies with Theorist character
Good
Students somewhat identifies with Theorist
Adequate
Students put very little effort into Theorist characterization
Unsatisfactory
Student gave no effort to the prokect
Keywords:
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