iRubric: Slab Plate rubric

The slab was carefully pressed on the slab roller. The slab was sufficiently compressed. The edges of the plate have been cleanly finished. The plate is even in thickness with no uneven areas or cracks.
A foot is secured to the bottom and a name and firing temp. was plainly etched into the bottom. It has been allowed to dry slowly.

The edges of the plate have been somewhat cleanly finished. A little more attention could of make the work excellent. The plate is mostly even in thickness and there are no cracks. There is a foot but it does not sit flat.

The edges of the plate have been poorly finished. The plate is uneven and there are obvious cracks. No foot.

The edges of the plate are unfinished. The plate is not able to be fired due to poor construction. No foot applied.

The student used extreme care applying glazes.
The glaze was applied in an even coat. There are no drips , runs, or bald places in the glaze.
There is no glaze on the bottom.

The student used care when applying glazes.
The glaze was applied in a somewhat even coat. There may be a few drips or runs on the bottom edge of the plate. There s no glaze on the bottom.

The student rushed when glazing.
The glaze has an uneven coat. There are drips or runs in the gloss varnish. Glaze edges on the bottom

The student showed no care when glazing.
The glaze has an uneven coat or may not cover the whole surface. There are drips or runs in the glaze. Glaze not removed from the bottom.

The glaze documentation was begun as the construction was finished.The student's name is indicated. The firing clay was noted. The names of the glazes and their layering order is noted.

The glaze documentation was begun as the construction was finished. The student's name is indicated. The firing clay was noted. The names of the glazes are noted but not their layering order.

The glaze documentation was not begun until the piece was finished. The student's name is indicated. The firing clay was noted. The names of the glazes are noted but not their layering order.

There is no glazing documentation.