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Studio Art Foundation Grading Rubric Studio Art Foundation Grading Rubric Rubric Code: PXW74C8 By cecimaduro Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Studio Art Grading Rubric
	Distinguished Highly Effective 4 pts	Proficient Effective 3 pts	Competent Developing 2 pts	Emerging Ineffective 1 pts
Technique/Art Concepts 20 %	Distinguished Art work shows a mastery of technique and reflects a deep understanding of concepts discussed in class.	Proficient Art work shows good technique. The art work reflects concepts discussed in class.	Competent Art work shows some technique and understanding of art concepts.	Emerging Art work lacks technique and/or understanding of art concepts.
Critical Thinking 10 %	Distinguished Consistently displays willingness to try multiple solutions and ask thought provoking questions that lead to deeper/more distinctive results.	Proficient Exploration of multiple solutions and thinking like an artist develops and expands during project.	Competent Developing exploration of possible solutions and thinking like an artist.	Emerging Student passively attempts to fulfill assignment without much thought or exploration of possibilities.
Creativity 10 %	Distinguished Art work reflects a high level of originality.	Proficient Art work reflects originality.	Competent Art work shows some evidence of originality.	Emerging Art work shows little or no evidence of original thought.
Craftsmanship 20 %	Distinguished Art work is impeccable and shows no evidence of smudge marks, rips, tears, or folds.	Proficient Art work is neat and shows very little evidence of smudge marks, rips, tears, or folds.	Competent Art work is somewhat messy and shows either smudge marks or rips, tears, or folds.	Emerging Art work is messy and shows smudge marks and rips, tears, or folds.
Responsibility 20 %	Distinguished Student is consistently present, punctual, and respectful of classmates and teacher. Self-directed clean-up and ownership of artwork.	Proficient Student is most often present, on time, and respectful. Usually participates willingly in clean-up and takes pride in art work.	Competent Student is sometimes illegally absent, tardy, or disrespectful. Must be persuaded to assist in clean-up and to take art work home.	Emerging Frequent illegal absences, tardiness, disrespect for classmates and teacher. Disregard for materials and art work such as refusal to clean-up or trashing art work.
Effort 20 %	Distinguished Completed art work with excellence and exceeded teacher expectations. Student exhibited exemplary commitment to the project.	Proficient Completed art work in an above average manner, yet more could have been done. Student needs to go one step further to achieve excellence.	Competent Art work complete but it lacks finishing touches or can be improved with little effort. Student does just enough to meet requirements.	Emerging Art work is not completed in a satisfactory manner. Student shows minimal effort.

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