CATEGORY |
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The student created a self portrait box that represents both their public and private identity |
The student included three quality symbols to represent their private and public self, totaling 6 symbols. |
The student included two quality symbols to represent their private and public self, totaling 4 symbols. |
The student included 1-2 mediocre symbols to represent their private and public self, totaling 2-4 symbols. |
The student included 0-1 symbols to represent their public and private self, totaling 0-1 symbols. |
Concealment |
The student concealed an aspect of their private self, there is clear reasoning to why the aspect was concealed. |
The student concealed an aspect of their private self, the reasoning to why the aspect was concealed is somewhat clear. |
The student concealed an aspect of their private self, the reasoning to why the aspect was concealed is unclear. |
The student did not conceal an aspect of their private identity. |
Physical Attributes |
The student included a physical attribute of themselves through drawing or photograph. The representation is high quality. |
The student included a physical attribute of themselves through drawing or photograph. The representation is of medium quality. |
The student included a physical attribute of themselves through drawing or photograph. The representation is of poor quality. |
The student did not include a physical attribute of themselves. |
Participation |
The student participated in all written assignments, group discussions and brought in an object. |
The student participated in only two of the three aspects (written assignments, group discussions and brought in an object). |
The student participated in only one of the three aspects (written assignments, group discussions and brought in an object). |
The student did not participate in any of the three areas. |
Artist |
Student examined artist Lucas Samaras identity boxes and discussed their possible meanings. The student understood his big idea. |
Student examined artist Lucas Samaras identity boxes and discussed their possible meanings. The student did not understood his big idea. |
The student do not fully participate in studying the work of Samaras and did not understand his big idea. |
The student did not participate in studying Samaras and did not understand his big idea. |