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Combined, they are equal to a journal grade.  \nYour individual grade will be determined by a combination of Mr. Benton’s evaluation of your contribution to your group’s production and your group members’ evaluations of you.  \nYour group grade will be based on a combination of Mr. Benton’s evaluation and your classmates’evaluations of your production, your script, and your character reports. Look below for info on each:  \nOverall Production (live performance/video production/puppet show)  \n􀂃  Is it understandable? (clear)  \n􀂃  Is it accurate? (Shakespearean)  \n􀂃  Is it entertaining? (dramatic scenes should be dramatic, funny scenes should be funny, etc.)  \n􀂃  Is it well-prepared? (effort)  \n􀂃  Is it unique? (creative)  \nTyped Script  \nYou must provide a typed, readable script that matches the action of your production. Scripts are due at the beginning of the period on the day of your performance. All group members’ grades will suffer if there is no script.  \n􀂃  Is at least 75% of the text Shakespeare’s original language?  \n􀂃  Is the editing done is such a way as to make the play more understandable/enjoyable?  \n􀂃  If it’s originally longer than 100 lines, has it been edited down to about 100 lines?  \n􀂃  Is every 5th line numbered (5, 10, 15, 20, etc.)?  \n􀂃 Are all group member’s names and parts clearly listed somewhere on the first page?  \nCharacter Reports  \n􀁸  For each character with a speaking part in your scene, you will need to complete a “Character Report”sheet that displays a clear, accurate understanding of that character and their role, motivation, and presence in the scene being performed.  \n􀁸  The “Dramatis Personae” sheet should be highlighted according to its directions and stapled in front of all completed character reports before being turned in on the day of the performance.  \nAll groups, with the exception of solo acts, will anonymously evaluate each of their fellow group members with a Group Member Evaluation form. Below is an EXAMPLE. Mr. Benton will use similar values to evaluate you for your individual grade. Take a look at it now so you know what expectations you should be trying to meet while working with your group. Evaluations with straight 4’s and unspecific comments may be thrown out as immoderately biased. This will be filled out by group members immediately after the performance.  \nGroup Member Evaluation Group member’s name  \nAnonymously rate the individual group member on a scale from 1 (worst) to 4 (best) in each of the following areas:  \nCooperated with all group members: 1 2 3 4  \nFulfilled all agreed-upon responsibilities: 1 2 3 4  \nHelped to make this production better: 1 2 3 4  \nOverall effort to contribute to the group: 1 2 3 4  \nContributed to the script or char. reports: 1 2 3 4  \nWhat was this student’s biggest contribution to the group? Be specific.  \nWhat could this student have done to help the group that they didn’t do? Again, be very specific.  \nBelow is an EXAMPLE ofa Group Performance Evaluation form. Each member of the class that is not part of your group will evaluate your group’s show with the following rubric. Mr. Benton will use a similar form to grade your group’s production as a whole. Combined, those forms will make up a large part of your group grade.  \nTake a look at it now so you know what expectations you should be trying to meet. Forms with straight 4’s and generic comments may be thrown out as immoderately biased. This will be filled out by the rest ofthe class and Mr. Benton on the day of the performance.  \nGroup Production Evaluation Group \\#    \nRate the group as a whole on a scale from 1 (terrible) to 4 (awesome) in each of the following areas:  \nHow entertaining was the production?  \nHow well-prepared was the group’s show?  \nHow well could you understand the action & dialogue of the scene? How well do you feel the group understood what they were saying? 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