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Drama Conflict & Power Scene
Drama Skits
Students have learned the essentials of stage fighting and how to portray power in a scene. Their assignment is to use a conflict situtation to create a 'story board' of tableaux which they will use as the basis for creating a dramatization. Self and teacher evaluation will be used.
Rubric Code:
U3C2B3
By
meligust
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Conflict & Power Scene
Excellent
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Tableaux Performance
Content
Excellent
The scenes are accurate demonstrating an understanding of the topic.
Good
The scenes are logical and relevant to the topic.
Fair
Some of the scenes do not make sense in the context of the topic.
Poor
The scenes are illogical and have no relevance to the topic.
Character Portrayals
Excellent
Character portrayals are accurate and demonstrate an excellent grasp of the topic.
Good
Character portrayals are relevant to the topic and well thought out.
Fair
Character portrayals are not always relevant to the topic.
Poor
Character portrayals have no relevance to the topic.
Power
Excellent
There is a very clear power structure in the scenes. It is always clear who has the most power, descending down to the person with the least power.
Good
There is a power structure in the scene. It is often clear who has the most power and who has the least power, but it is difficult to tell where all of the levels of power are.
Fair
There is a vague power structure in the scene. The viewer can assume who has the most power, but all other levels of power are unclear.
Poor
There does not seem to be any power structure in the scenes. It is not clear who has the most or least power.
Skit Performance
Facial Expressions
Excellent
Different facial expressions were used, and they accurately portrayed the mood or emotion intended. Very expressive faces.
Good
Students used facial expressions and attempted to match the mood or emotion. They were expressive most of the time.
Fair
Students sometimes tried to use facial expressions in an attempt to match the mood or emotion. They were expressive some of the time.
Poor
There were few if any facial expressions. Present facial expressions did not match with mood or emotion. The faces were blank.
Voice
Excellent
Students varied the tone and volume of voices often to match the mood/emotion of the character. Students could always be heard.
Good
Students attempted to change the tone/volume of the voice to add mood and emotion. Most of the time the voice matched the situation.
Students' voices could be heard most of the time.
Fair
Students sometimes attempted to change the tone/volume of the voice to add mood and emotion. Some of the time the voice did not match the situation.
Occasionally students could not be heard.
Poor
Students were hard to hear. Voice was monotone, and there were little to no emotions/moods portrayed.
Body Movement
Excellent
The movements were expressive and helped to tell the story. They matched the mood/emotion of the character. Movements seemed to fit the moment.
Good
There were body movements. Most of the time the movements matched the emotion/mood, and helped to tell the story. Rarely did the movements seemed out of place.
Fair
There were some body movements. Some of the time the movements matched the emotion/mood, and helped to tell the story. Sometimes the movements seemed out of place.
Poor
Actors stood still most of the time, as if frozen. Few body movements did not help to tell the story.
Group Work
Rehearsed
Excellent
Extensive rehearsal is evident. All students know what is happening, and have an excellent idea of their parts.
Good
Rehearsal is evident, but some students look confused and are unsure of what is going on. Some students have a good idea of their parts.
Fair
Some rehearsal is evident, but several students look confused and are unsure of what is going on. Some students have a general idea of their parts.
Poor
The skit looks as if it was thrown together at the last minute. Students do not know what is going on or what they should be doing.
Equal contribution
Excellent
All students are acting and speaking. Parts have fairly equal amounts of contribution.
Good
All students are acting and speaking, but one or two parts are contributing more than others.
Fair
Most students are talking and acting. A few are not contributing to the skit. Some students are doing most of the work.
Poor
One person is doing most of the speaking/acting. Others are just standing around.
Keywords:
Drama, Tableaux, Skit, Dramatization
Subjects:
Arts and Design
(General)
Types:
Project
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