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Graphic arts rubrics for Microsoft Excel
General Visual Arts Rubric
This is a rubric that can be used for ANY visual arts project! You can edit it in Excel to create a more specific rubric, but it works as-is. I include point values also to create a final score out of 100 points. This makes a more concrete score for a student and puts it in a format that is familiar and accessible. I also include an area for self-assessment as well as an area for some targeted feedback.
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5th - 12th
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High School Art Rubric Foundations Level
FINALLY! A rubric that not only works for YOU as the teacher, but also for the student. The format of this works beautifully as a checklist for the art student and a grading rubric for the teacher. Students assess themselves before turning in their work. The focus areas of assessment are fair, identifiable, and encourage the creative process for students.
The nicest thing about this rubric is that you can leave it exactly the same. Then, for each project or unit, just list the specifics that yo
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7th - 12th
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General Art Rubric-Excel Spreadsheet
General Art Rubric for grading student's projects. Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet: Rubric for grading student art projects. Contains a drop-down list to select scores for assessment. Assessment: 4-Exceeds grade level expectations, 3-Meets grade level expectations, 2-Partially meets grade level expectations and 1-Does not meet grade level expectations. Criteria: Instructions, Craftsmanship, Composition, and Creativity. Contains a Comments section to type in remarks. Automatically calculates an aver
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5th - 12th
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Art Project Grading Rubric - Excel Spreadsheet
This Art Project Grading Rubric is an Excel Spreadsheet that can be sorted, filtered and has a Pivot Table with Total Scores. This spreadsheet has 99 rows with columns to fill in the following:DateFirst NameLast NameClassProject NameMediumThere are 5 columns to assess the following criteria:Following InstructionsCraftsmanshipCompositionCreativityEffortFor each column on the Master sheet for scoring, there is a drop-down list with 4 choices. The drop-down lists in these columns pulls the informat
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Not Grade Specific
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High School Art Rubric Advanced Level
FINALLY! A rubric that not only works for YOU as the teacher, but also for the student. The format of this works beautifully as a checklist for the art student and a grading rubric for the teacher. Students assess themselves before turning in their work. The focus areas of assessment are fair, identifiable, and encourage the creative process for students.
The nicest thing about this rubric is that you can leave it exactly the same. Then, for each project or unit, just list the specifics that yo
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7th - 12th
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High School Art Rubric Intermediate Level
FINALLY! A rubric that not only works for YOU as the teacher, but also for the student. The format of this works beautifully as a checklist for the art student and a grading rubric for the teacher. Students assess themselves before turning in their work. The focus areas of assessment are fair, identifiable, and encourage the creative process for students.
The nicest thing about this rubric is that you can leave it exactly the same. Then, for each project or unit, just list the specifics that yo
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7th - 12th
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High School Art Rubric
FINALLY! A rubric that not only works for YOU as the teacher, but also for the student. The format of this works beautifully as a checklist for the art student and a grading rubric for the teacher. Students assess themselves before turning in their work. The focus areas of assessment are fair, identifiable, and encourage the creative process for students.
The nicest thing about this rubric is that you can leave it exactly the same. Then, for each project or unit, just list the specifics that yo
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Grades:
7th - 12th
One Point Perspective Drawing of a Room Rubric
This rubric is intended for a beginning high school drawing class as it is very specifically details the requirements so there is no confusion on the grade that is earned. It breaks the drawing of a room into the following categories: Craftsmanship, composition, correct perspective, detail, and Process, planning and studio habits. The grading scale is a 1-5 but can be modified easily to suit your grading preference.
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9th - 12th
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