Drama Assessment Guidelines

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🎭 Assessment Criteria: Exploring the Elements of Drama

1. Role & Character Development - Circle your level:

Beginning: I can pretend to be a character

Developing: I can show my character through voice and movement

Proficient: I can create a believable character with clear traits

Extending: I can adapt my character for different situations

2. Setting & Space - Circle your level:

Beginning: I know where my scene takes place

Developing: I can show the setting through actions

Proficient: I can use space and movement to create clear settings

Extending: I can change settings smoothly during performance

3. Dialogue & Communication - Circle your level:

Beginning: I can speak clearly as my character

Developing: I can have conversations in role

Proficient: I can use different voices and tones

Extending: I can create realistic dialogue that moves the story forward

4. Collaboration Skills - Tick all that you did well:

Listened to others' ideas

Shared my own ideas respectfully

Helped solve problems in the group

Supported others during performance

Stayed focused and on task

📝 Reflection Questions

5. What drama element did you enjoy exploring most? (Role, Setting, or Dialogue)

My favourite element was: ________________________

6. Describe one thing you did well in your drama work:

7. What would you like to improve next time?

8. How did you help your group work well together?

🌟 Teacher Assessment & Differentiation Notes

Success Criteria Examples:

Beginning Level: Uses simple gestures, speaks audibly, follows basic instructions

Developing Level: Shows character through body language, uses appropriate voice, contributes ideas

Proficient Level: Creates convincing character, uses space effectively, leads group discussions

Extending Level: Adapts performance spontaneously, supports others' learning, creates original content

Differentiation Strategies:

Visual supports: Picture cards, story boards, visual cues

Movement options: Seated performance, gesture-based roles

Communication aids: Pre-written dialogue, partner support

Sensory considerations: Quiet spaces, alternative lighting

Extended time: Additional rehearsal, flexible deadlines

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Drama Assessment Guidelines

Drama Assessment Guidelines

🎭 Assessment Criteria: Exploring the Elements of Drama

📝 Reflection Questions

🌟 Teacher Assessment & Differentiation Notes

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