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Shakespeare Modern Translation
Shakespeare Modern Translation
Rubric Code:
VX23BXC
By
kellycalhoun
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Subject:
English
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Shakespeare Modern Translation
Exceptional
(N/A)
Proficient
(N/A)
Fair
(N/A)
Poor
(N/A)
Elizabethan terms
Exceptional
The student demonstrates knowledge and a deep understanding of Elizabethan English.
Proficient
The student demonstrates significant knowledge and understanding of Elizabethan English.
Fair
The student demonstrates sufficient knowledge and understanding of Elizabethan English.
Poor
The student does not demonstrate knowledge and understanding of Elizabethan English.
Characterization
Exceptional
The student demonstrates an excellent understanding of the characters.
Proficient
The student demonstrates an understanding of the characters.
Fair
The student somewhat demonstrates an understanding of the characters.
Poor
The student does not demonstrate an understanding of the characters.
Script & Translation
Exceptional
The translation was clever, effective, and covered all significant details.
Proficient
The translation was clear and covered all significant details.
Fair
The translation was understandable but lacked significant details.
Poor
The translation was unclear and lacked cohesion.
Conventions
Exceptional
Translation is spelled correctly & proper punctuation is used. Student followed formatting as instructed in class.
One or two errors do not distract the reader from the overall meaning of the text.
Proficient
Translation is almost grammatically perfect. Student followed formatting as instructed in class.
Three or four errors do not distract the reader from the overall meaning of the text.
Fair
Translation is legible. Student somewhat followed the formatting as instructed in class.
Five or more errors do not distract the reader from the overall meaning of the text.
Poor
Translation is okay. Student did not follow the formatting as instructed in class.
Errors were distracting from the meaning of the script.
Subjects:
English
Types:
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