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EPIC ensembles: The Beauty myth What is Beauty and who decides? NAME___________________________________________________________ A
Surpassing the standard
B
Beyond Standard
C
Meeting Standard
D
Progressing toward meeting standards
E
Difficulty in meeting standards
N/S
Interpersonal development
What did you contribute? Sharing ideas: listened to ideas and compromised with your peers for the final decision. Helped to allocate roles and delegate tasks to others Confident and able to support your suggestions, able to convince your peers about your ideas. Worked productively and to a deadline set targets that were met along the way. Motivated others in the group when they were distracted, but avoided upsetting them. Considered how to provide solutions to problems or conflict faced by the group. Able to examine how youre working in the group and reflect on where to improve.
WORKING IN TEAMS
Works very well with Works very well with their group all of the their group for a time: majority of the time. Contributes lots of Contributes some ideas ideas Listens to others most Contributes of the time / when suggestions for agrees with what modification was being said Listens to others Displays frustration Displays patience with others at times Motivates other group members
Works very well with their group most of the time. Contributes few ideas Listens to others sometimes Requires teacher assistance to refocus and remain in group
Works very well with their group some of the time. Contributes few ideas Listens to others sometimes Requires teacher assistance to refocus and remain in group
Did not work well with their group. Contributes no ideas Remains quiet Refuses to practice Contributes ideas refuses to listen to others & their ideas Commands others to listen and follow demands
Personal learning
How did you ensure personal success? Did you ensure that the final product was of a high standard? Did you finish the unit the same way you began? Or did you show improvement over the lessons involved? How detailed were your reflection? How could you get the most out of this process? You are able to identify your strengths, weaknesses and strategies to improve; and then act on this You actively sought out feedback and advice.
Contributes to each part of process, including rehearsal process: contributes meaningfully in the group, encourages others to contribute meaningfully Responds to teacher with ease and immediacy Assumes leadership role Stays on task Remains focused Respects time and effort of others Excellent understanding of the major and more technical principles of working on the
Contribution is consistent, and to most parts of the process; contribution is substantial Encourages others to participate Responds to facilitator Follows leaders thoughtfully Remains focused on task most of the time Acknowledges the time and effort of others
Contribution is consistent, and to some parts of the process; contribution is substantial Encourages others to participate Responds to facilitator Follows leaders thoughtfully Remains focused on task most of the time Acknowledges the time and effort of others
Contributes to one or two aspects, but is inconsistent Accepts the encouragement of others to participate May be swayed by others to be discouraging Is inconsistent in focus and time on task Remains separate from others in group, or spends time cultivating friendships Superficially understands some principals of working on stage Superficial
Contribution is minimal and simple Alienates other group members by personal attack rather than constructive criticism Focus is on person, not task Scattered focus; distracts others
The Arts
How effectively did you create this performance? Shows research that informed the creative decisions you made
CREATING
& MAKING
Experimented with expressive skills to communicate the key ideas effectively Effectively rehearsed and refined during rehearsal times Effectively and creatively manipulated stagecraft to enhance the performance Deep understanding of the performance style of Non-Naturalism Clear use of Epic conventions
stage, (playing to the front of audience, being heard, using voice to best advantage, etc.) Excellent understanding of Non-Naturalism, inclusion of all prescribed theatrical conventions Excellent use of Epic Conventions Excellent quality of performance Excellent focus, concentration and commitment to the performance. Excellent use of costume and other stagecraft elements Outstanding confidence
understanding of Non-Naturalism, inclusion of all prescribed theatrical conventions Satisfactory use of Epic Conventions
understanding of Non-Naturalism, inclusion of all prescribed theatrical conventions Superficial use of Epic Conventions
of Non-Naturalism, inclusion of all prescribed theatrical conventions Poor use of Epic Conventions
Communication
How effectively did you present this performance? Quality of performance Energy & presence All lines/movements memorised Complete costume Confident and respectful of actor/audience relationship
PRESENTING
Good quality of performance Good focus, concentration and commitment to the performance. Good use of costume Confident
Satisfactory quality of performance Satisfactory focus, concentration and commitment to the performance. Satisfactory use of costume and other stagecraft elements Confident
Low quality of performance Some focus, concentration and commitment to the performance. Poor use of stagecraft elements such as costume Low confidence
Quality of performance was poor Needs to work on focus, concentration and commitment to the performance. Needs to improve on use of stagecraft elements such as costume Unsatisfactory display of confidence
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