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Staging a Scene Rubric Code: A9944X By JMacInnis Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Staging a Scene - Presentation
	Minimal 1 pts	Partial 2 pts	Acceptable 3 pts	Thorough 4 pts	Advanced 5 pts
Performance	Minimal Little attention given to audience and purpose	Partial Ideas are undeveloped and audience interest wavers	Acceptable Ideas are supported unevenly; audience needs are sometimes addressed	Thorough Issues and ideas are extended to engage the audience	Advanced Audience interest is sustained by insightful ideas
Mise en Scene Elements	Minimal Production decisions are unclear	Partial Production decisions are limited	Acceptable Production decisions are inconsistent	Thorough Production decisions are thoughtful and coherent	Advanced Production decisions are knowledgeable and insightful
Script	Minimal Voice/mood is indiscernible	Partial Voice/mood varies throughout the production	Acceptable Voice/mood are created using appropriate techniques although the effect is uneven at times	Thorough A distinct voice/mood is consistently developed through a logical choice of content	Advanced An effective voice/mood is fashioned and maintained through a skilful use of content
Staging a Scene - Written work
Staging notes and plans	Minimal Concepts are presented in a confusing way without supporting details	Partial Concepts are presented in an obvious way with few details to suggest their significance	Acceptable Concepts and details are arranged in a logical fashion	Thorough Concepts and details are pertinent and focused; sequencing is effective and enhances the message	Advanced Concepts and details are crafted and sequenced to present a compelling message