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ASL Joke

Students retell an ASL joke . A storyline must be presented in the rendering of the joke. The joke must make sense visually and linguistically. It must not be inappropriate in content.

Rubric Code: VX9W2C6

By dlgear

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Subject: Humanities

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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	Excellent 3.33 pts	Good 2.66 pts	Fair 2.33 pts	Insufficient/ Poor 2 pts
Quantity and Quality of one-liners	Excellent The joke lines were of superior quality and caused audience to laugh heartily at key times.	Good The joke lines were of adequate quality and caused audience to laugh at times.	Fair The joke lines were of fair quality and the audience listened.	Insufficient/ Poor The joke lines were inadequate and did not make sense.
Presentation	Excellent The presentation was well developed and it was engaging the audience the whole time. The signs used were clearly articulated and appropriately selected. Signs were produced with smooth fluidity.	Good The presentation adequately developed and it was engaging the audience the most of the time. Most signs were clearly articulated and appropriately selected. Signs were presented with smooth fluidity most of the time.	Fair The presentation somewhat developed and not too engaging. The signs used were often correctly articulated (some production errors) and some signs were inappropriately selected for meaning. Signs were presented with smooth fluidity some of the time. Dress of speaker and props used were superior.	Insufficient/ Poor The presentation was insufficiently developed and rehearsed. Signs were often incorrectly articulated and/or incorrectly selected for meaning. The audience was not adequately engaged. Signs lacked fluidity.
Originality and Unique Style	Excellent The original joke used several of the techniques learned for telling a joke. The retold joke was appropriate. Use of space, classifiers, non-manual behaviors made the story come alive and made the joke visually accessible.	Good The original jokes used most techniques learned for telling a joke. The retold joke was appropriate. Use of space, classifiers, non-manual behaviors made the story come alive and made the joke visually accessible most of the time.	Fair The original joke used some of the techniques learned for telling a joke. The retold joke was somewhat appropriate but did not flow as well as it could have with more practice. Use of space, classifiers, non-manual behaviors made the story come alive and made the joke visually accessible some of the time.	Insufficient/ Poor The original joke did not use any technique for telling a joke. The retold joke was inappropriate. Use of space, classifiers, non-manual behaviors were insufficiently utilized.

Keywords:

Comedy, Jokes, Comedic Presentation

Subjects:

Humanities

Types:

Presentation

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