Art Student Success Rubric:

A Highly Successful Artist (A):

• Arrives on time and gets set up for the work of the day.
• Spends extra time in the studio during study halls, free periods as well as before and after school.
• Always finds a unique and personal answer to each assignment.
• Does work outside of class assignments.
• Always cleans up and puts away materials and artwork.
• Always participates in class discussions and critiques in a positive manner.
• Makes regular interesting and insightful posts to his blog.
• Is supportive and helpful with classmates.

A Good Art Student (B):

• Arrives on time to class ready and sets up for the work of the day.
• Makes up time missed when absent.
• Is focused on his work throughout the class, avoiding distracting chit-chat and behaviors.
• Makes an effort to address the specific goals of each assignment.
• Is good about cleaning up and putting away his work and materials.
• Has projects and homework completed on time.
• Occasionally participates in class discussions and critiques.
•  Makes regular but somewhat cursory and descriptive blog posts.

A Poor Student (C):

• Arrives late and needs prodding to get to work.
• Often needs reminders to stay on task.
• Does not make up missed time.
• Engages in distracting chit-chat and behaviors.
• Often leaves clean-up for others.
• Assignments are often late or underdeveloped.
• Does not participate in class discussions or critiques.
• Infrequently posts to blog.

A Failing Student (F)

• Cuts class.
• Lies to teacher.
• Is often disruptive to class.
• Is abusive towards classmates.
• Makes no serious effort with his work.
• Damages tools, furniture or equipment.
• Does not complete blog post assignments.