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Macbeth Performance
Macbeth Performance
Each student will perform a two minute monologue or five minute selection from a scene in Macbeth.
Rubric Code:
W2WCB44
By
MoniqueHaughton
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Subject:
English
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Macbeth Scene Rubric
Good
10 pts
Fair
8 pts
Poor
6 pts
Interpretation
Good
The student conveyed to the audience that the understood the text through emotion, movement, and vocal delivery. Student portrayed their text excellently and shows creativity in the adaption thereof.
Fair
The student began to convey to the audience that they understood the text through emotion, movement, or vocal delivery. Student portrayed their text fairly and shows mild creativity in the adaption thereof.
Poor
The student did not convey to the audience that they understood the text through emotion, movement, or vocal delivery. Student portrayed their text poorly and shows few creativity in the adaption thereof.
Movement
Good
The student used movement effectively using stage directions and impulses to covey the meaning of the scene.
Fair
The student attempted some movement within the scene to convey its meaning.
Poor
The student delivered their lines from a stationary position.
Vocal Delivery
Good
The student used vocal inflection effectively, taking cues from emotional hints in the text to covey the meaning of the scene.
Fair
The student attempted some vocal inflection within the scene to convey its meaning.
Poor
The student did not use vocal inflection in order to convey the meaning of the scene.
Presentation
Good
The piece was comfortable with lines and the student only stumbled once or not at all. Student shows enjoyment and enthusiasm with their piece.
Fair
The student stumbled lines two-four times, but was able to perform without reading from script in hand. Student shows mild enjoyment.
Poor
The student did not practice the piece and was unable to perform without using the script. Student shows no enjoyment or enthusiasm.
Props
Good
The student/group put a lot of effort into costumes and props.
Fair
The student or group used some props, a little effort in costume.
Poor
The student or group had no props or very few.
Subjects:
English
Humanities
Types:
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