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Drama Rubric - Elements of Drama
Drama Rubric - Elements of Drama
Creating and Presenting: apply the creative process to dramatic play and process drama, using the elements and conventions of drama to communicate feelings, ideas, and stories
Rubric Code:
FBW856
By
gryderm
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Subject:
English
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Short Drama Assignment
Novice
2 pts
Apprentice
3 pts
Practitioner
4 pts
Expert
5 pts
Projection:Tone and Voice
Novice
Did not speak; lines were unclear, could not hear or understand
Apprentice
Some of the lines are clear and understandable
Practitioner
Most of the lines are clear and understandable
Expert
Lines are always clear and understandable
Expression/Gestures
Novice
Puts minimal expression/gestures into his/her lines
Apprentice
Puts some expression/gestures into his/her lines
Practitioner
Puts very good expression/gestures into most of his/her lines
Expert
Puts clear expression/gestures into his/her lines
Understanding of Role
Novice
Minimal understanding of character and had difficulty getting into the role
Apprentice
Adequate understanding and demonstartion of character
Practitioner
Very good understanding and demonstration of character
Expert
Able to get into character with ease and conviction
Usage / Flow
Novice
Froze, could not perform
Apprentice
Needed prompting
Practitioner
Was able to spontaneous fill in the gaps when required
Expert
Delivered dialogue on cue
Overall Performance
Novice
The group had many issues working together, which came through during the performance.
Apprentice
The group had some issues working together. Some people contributed more than others. The play was presented somewhat successfully.
Practitioner
Group worked well together; each person contributed and the play was presented somewhat successfully.
Expert
Group worked well together; each person contributed and the play was presented successfully.
Individual Contribution
Novice
Contribution to the play was inadequate. Did not contribute in a vital manner.
Apprentice
Contribution to the play was sporadic. Did not contribute in a vital manner.
Practitioner
Contribution to the play was noticeable.
Expert
Contribution to the play was noticeable and vital.
Time Limit:7-10 Minutes
Novice
Time was over or under by a minute or more
Apprentice
Time was over or under by 30-59 seconds.
Practitioner
Time was over or under by 20-29 seconds.
Expert
Time was within 19 seconds of limit.
Keywords:
drama
Subjects:
Arts and Design
English
(General)
Types:
Presentation
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