Midsummer
Night’s Dream:
Assessment
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“Veni, vidi, vici”
(I came, I
saw, I conquered)
-Julius
Caesar
The following Rubric has been adapted
from the Read-Write-Think website (original version located here),
and modified for the purpose of this activity.
GRADING RUBRIC
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1. Conveyed knowledge
of the historical and social context surrounding the setting of the chosen
Shakespearean play. |
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2. Applied information
from other characters, noting the context in which the character is speaking
and the reliability of the character, to discover additional information
about their chosen character. |
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3. Compiled disparate and/or
unconnected information about the chosen character into a coherent format
(the resume). |
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4. Displayed knowledge
of appropriate resume techniques. |
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If assigned as a group:
5. Contributed to
overall project |
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Column total |
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Treatment
of subject matter is superficial; lacks discernable organization; purpose
garbled or stylistically primitive.
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Treatment
and development of subject matter are rudimentary; often awkward, ambiguous,
and/or not carefully proofread.
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Generally
competent; meets objective; reasonably well organized and developed; usually
thin or commonplace observations.
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Significantly
competent; delivers substantial information in both quantity and
interest-value; ordered, well developed, and unified.
5:
Rich
content; engaging and full of finesse; carefully organized and developed;
tight, fresh, and highly specific style.
Some of the information for this Lesson and Unit was supplied by Read-Write-Think. The original lesson is available here