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    Skit Rubric

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    This rubric evaluates students on a skit or role play based on three criteria: understanding of topic, cooperation, and presentation. For understanding of topic, students can earn up to 4 points for accurately understanding and presenting factual information on the assigned topic. For cooperation, students can earn up to 3 points for accepting others' ideas and having all group members contribute. For presentation, students can earn up to 3 points for confidently and engagingly presenting information to the audience through clear speaking, appropriate body language, and audience engagement.

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    Skit Rubric

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    This rubric evaluates students on a skit or role play based on three criteria: understanding of topic, cooperation, and presentation. For understanding of topic, students can earn up to 4 points for accurately understanding and presenting factual information on the assigned topic. For cooperation, students can earn up to 3 points for accepting others' ideas and having all group members contribute. For presentation, students can earn up to 3 points for confidently and engagingly presenting information to the audience through clear speaking, appropriate body language, and audience engagement.

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    This rubric evaluates students on a skit or role play based on three criteria: understanding of topic, cooperation, and presentation. For understanding of topic, students can earn up to 4 points for accurately understanding and presenting factual information on the assigned topic. For cooperation, students can earn up to 3 points for accepting others' ideas and having all group members contribute. For presentation, students can earn up to 3 points for confidently and engagingly presenting information to the audience through clear speaking, appropriate body language, and audience engagement.

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    Skit Rubric

    Uploaded by

    tazzipot
    This rubric evaluates students on a skit or role play based on three criteria: understanding of topic, cooperation, and presentation. For understanding of topic, students can earn up to 4 points for accurately understanding and presenting factual information on the assigned topic. For cooperation, students can earn up to 3 points for accepting others' ideas and having all group members contribute. For presentation, students can earn up to 3 points for confidently and engagingly presenting information to the audience through clear speaking, appropriate body language, and audience engagement.

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    Rubric for Skit or Role Play

    Criteria

    Understandi
    ng of Topic

    Cooperation

    Presentatio
    n

    (Teacher may explain specific assignment in this space.)

    weight

    Task Description:

    40
    %

    Factual
    information is
    accurate

    Indicates a clear
    understanding of
    topic

    Factual information is
    mostly accurate
    Good understanding
    of topic

    Factual information
    is somewhat
    accurate
    Fair understanding
    of topic

    Information is
    inaccurate
    Presentation is off
    topic

    30
    %

    Accepts ideas of
    others; able to
    compromise
    All members
    contribute

    Accepts most ideas


    without negative
    comments; able to
    compromise
    Some members
    contribute

    Unwilling to
    compromise
    Few members
    contribute

    Group does not work


    together
    One person does all
    the work

    30
    %

    Shows confidence
    Informative
    Entertaining;
    engages audience
    Speaks loudly and
    clearly
    Appropriate use of
    body language

    Shows some
    confidence
    Presents some
    information
    Engages audience
    Can be heard
    Some use of body
    language

    Unsure of
    responsibility
    Somewhat
    informative
    Engages audience
    intermittently
    Hard to hear
    Some movement

    Portrayal stalls
    Lacks information
    Audience bored
    Mumbles
    Body language is
    lacking;
    inappropriate

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