Managing Conflict
Role-Playing

 

Conflict - Says Who?

Role-Play Rubric

Role-playing is not just a verbal dialogue. Non-verbal communication is critical to excellent role-plays. (4 marks per category)

CATEGORIES/CRITERIA LEVEL 1
(50-59%)
LEVEL 2
(60-69%)
LEVEL 3
(70-79%)
LEVEL 4
(80-100%)
Body language supports and conveys the message

Limited Success Moderate Success Considerable mastery and quality of work. You are a star! You have exceeded expectations
Gestures support and convey the message

Limited Success Moderate Success. Considerable mastery and quality of work. You are a star! You have exceeded expectations
Vocal emphasis highlights the important information

Limited Success Moderate Success. Considerable mastery and quality of work. You are a star! You have exceeded expectations
Visual aids facilitate retention (Illustrations, shapes, pictures, props)

Limited Success Moderate Success Considerable mastery and quality of work. You are a star! You have exceeded expectations
Language (level, diction, sentence structure, tone) is appropriate for subject and audience

Limited Success Moderate Success Considerable mastery and quality of work. You are a star! You have exceeded expectations
Originality and creativity provide emphasis and deepen understanding

Limited Success Moderate Success Considerable mastery and quality of work. You are a star! You have exceeded expectations
Attractiveness and Organization Limited Success Moderate Success Considerable mastery and quality of work. You are a star! You have exceeded expectations
TOTAL  

 

 

/28

Note: A student whose achievement is below Level 1 (50%) has not met the expectations for this assignment or activity. This rubric is based on fundamentals on www.curriculum.org