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Ch 16 Mini Drama
Skits
Rubric for skit presentations in Humanities
Rubric Code:
N52748
By
DeeMcKay
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Subject:
Social Sciences
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Mini Drama
Good
10 pts
Fair
7 pts
Poor
4 pts
Why they moved West
Good
Students' drama was relevant to the topic of discussion. They clearly demonstrated why settlers moved West.
Fair
Students skit was somewhat relevant to topic of discussion, they demonstrated that they had somewhat of an understanding of why settlers moved West.
Poor
Students skit was irrelevant to the topic, it was clear that they did not understand or could not demonstrate why settlers moved West.
Hardships
Good
Students' drama was relevant to the topic of discussion. They clearly demonstrated the hardships settlers faced.
Fair
Students skit was somewhat relevant to topic of discussion, they demonstrated that they had somewhat of an understanding of the hardships settlers faced.
Poor
Students skit was irrelevant to the topic, it was clear that they did not understand or could not demonstrate the hardships settlers faced.
Legacies they left
Good
Students' drama was relevant to the topic of discussion. They clearly demonstrated the legacies settlers left.
Fair
Students skit was somewhat relevant to topic of discussion, they demonstrated that they had somewhat of an understanding of the legacies settlers left.
Poor
Students skit was irrelevant to the topic, it was clear that they did not understand or could not demonstrate the legacies the settlers left.
Creativity
Good
Students skit was creative and unique. They used the information that they had on the topic and used it very well in the skit.
Fair
Students skit was somewhat creative and original. They incorporated some of the information that they had on the topic in the skit.
Poor
Students skit was not creative or original. They showed no understanding of the information that they had on the topic.
Equal Participation
Good
The students in the group during preparation and presentation, participated fully and had an impact on the message in relation to the content covered.
Fair
The students in the group during preparation and presentation, had somewhat full participation, but behavior did not impact the message in relation to the content covered.
Poor
Students in the group did not have full participation in the activity during preparation and presentation, and information was not relevant to the content covered.
Quality of Presentation
Good
Students were entertaining. Students used good voice projection and body positioning. Students were confident and well rehearsed. Good eye contact.
Fair
Students' voice projection and body positioning were satisfactory. Students were slightly confident but had little or no eye contact.
Poor
Students performed to minimal standards. Students did not use voice projection nor good body positioning. Students were not confident and very nervous.
Use and Depiction of Class Terms
Good
Students consistently used the appropriate vocabulary and/or demonstrated the concepts discussed in class and in ISN and text.
Fair
Students usually used appropriate vocabulary and/or did not clearly demonstrate each class concept needed.
Poor
Students used few appropriate vocabulary terms and/or did not demonstrate the concepts discussed in class or in the ISN and text.
Keywords:
skit
Subjects:
Foreign Languages
Health
Philosophy
Social Sciences
Types:
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