Teachers will rate each individual on the following rubrics for each State standard. This will be completed before and after instruction. The goal here is to show evidence of student growth although it can be subjective.
DCS STUDENT GROWTH MEASURES & RUBRICS
Student Learning Objective: Students will……. Present personal artworks that show
competence in the use of art elements to create meanings and effects.
Standard: 4PR
Standard
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1=Least
Effective
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2=Approaching
Average
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3=Average
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4=Above Average
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5=Most Effective
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4PR
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Student does not demonstrate adequate competence in the use of art
elements to create meanings and effects.
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Student Infrequently demonstrates adequate competence in the use of art elements to create meanings
and effects.
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Sometimes
student
demonstrates adequate level of competence in the use of art elements to create meanings
and effects.
|
Most
of the time student demonstrates adequate level of competence in the use of art elements
to create meanings and effects.
|
Student consistently demonstrates adequate level of competence in the use of art elements
to create meanings and effects.).
|
Student Learning Objective: Students
will…….. Demonstrate increased technical skill and
craftsmanship by using more complex processes and materials to design and
create two- and three-dimensional artworks.
Standard: 2PR
Standard
|
1=Least
Effective
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2=Approaching
Average
|
3=Average
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4=Above Average
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5=Most Effective
|
2PR
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Student does not demonstrate adequate level of technical skill &
craftsmanship in two and three dimensional artworks.
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Student Infrequently demonstrates adequate level of technical skill & craftsmanship in
two and three dimensional artworks.).
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Sometimes student
demonstrates adequate level technical skill & craftsmanship in two and three
dimensional artworks.
|
Most
of the time student demonstrates adequate level of technical skill & craftsmanship in
two and three dimensional artworks.
|
Student consistently demonstrates adequate level of technical skill & craftsmanship in
two and three dimensional artworks.
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