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Rubric Code: VX6W34W
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Excellent

10 pts

Good

7 pts

Fair

4 pts

Poor

0 pts

Total

(N/A)

Introduction

Excellent

Student fully introduced the play, playwright, director, theatre, and basic story in a concise opening paragraph.

Student also introduced the two actors being critiquing and which characters each played.
Good

Student partially introduced the play, playwright, director, theatre, and basic story in a concise opening paragraph.

Student also partially introduced the two actors being critiquing and which characters each played.
Fair

Student hardly introduced the play, playwright, director, theatre, and basic story in a concise opening paragraph.

Student also hardly introduced the two actors being critiquing and which characters each played.
Poor

Student did not introduce the play, playwright, director, theatre, and basic story in a concise opening paragraph.

Student did not introduce the two actors being critiquing and which characters each played.
Total
Writing
  Excellent

30 pts

Good

20 pts

Fair

10 pts

Poor

0 pts

Total

(N/A)

Acting of Actor 1

Excellent

Student fully and clearly expressed the following using examples from the show, while referring to the actor using his/her last name:

Voice and Body
Believably
Effectiveness
Good

Student expressed the following using examples from the show, while referring to the actor using his/her last name:

Voice and Body
Believably
Effectiveness
Fair

Student somewhat expressed the following using examples from the show, while referring to the actor using his/her last name:

Voice and Body
Believably
Effectiveness
Poor

Student did not express the following using examples from the show, while referring to the actor using his/her last name:

Voice and Body
Believably
Effectiveness
Total
Acting of Actor 2

Excellent

Student fully and clearly expressed the following using examples from the show, while referring to the actor using his/her last name:

Voice and Body
Believably
Effectiveness
Good

Student expressed the following using examples from the show, while referring to the actor using his/her last name:

Voice and Body
Believably
Effectiveness
Fair

Student somewhat expressed the following using examples from the show, while referring to the actor using his/her last name:

Voice and Body
Believably
Effectiveness
Poor

Student did not express the following using examples from the show, while referring to the actor using his/her last name:

Voice and Body
Believably
Effectiveness
Total
Writing
  Excellent

20 pts

Good

12 pts

Fair

6 pts

Poor

0 pts

Total

(N/A)

Technical

Excellent

Student fully and clearly discussed the set, lights, costumes, and prop use with the performance.

Student cited specific examples.

Student notated what worked well and what should have been done differently.
Good

Student discussed the set, lights, costumes, and prop use with the performance.

Student partially cited specific examples.

Student partially notated what worked well and what should have been done differently.
Fair

Student somewhat discussed the set, lights, costumes, and prop use with the performance.

Student hardly cited specific examples.

Student hardly notated what worked well and what should have been done differently.
Poor

Student did not discuss the set, lights, costumes, and prop use with the performance.

Student did not cite specific examples.

Student did not notate what worked well and what should have been done differently.
Total
Conclusion
  Excellent

10 pts

Good

7 pts

Fair

4 pts

Poor

0 pts

Total

(N/A)

Conclusion

Excellent

Student fully and clearly discussed the intended impact on the audience, as well as the impact of the show on the student
Good

Student discussed the intended impact on the audience, as well as the impact of the show on the student
Fair

Student somewhat discussed the intended impact on the audience, as well as the impact of the show on the student
Poor

Student did not discuss the intended impact on the audience, as well as the impact of the show on the student
Total





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