Criteria for Assessing Finished Work

Criteria for Assessing Finished Work

Quarter 3 Week 4 Day 13

Objectives

• Identify the four general categories of criteria and their samples

•  Identify the key criteria used in evaluating student’s finished work

• classify the criteria for assessing finished work

CRITERIA FOR ASSESSING FINISHED WORK

The four criterion types focus on evaluating content, process, quality, and impact. Let’s consider each type.

1. Content criteria are used to evaluate the degree of a student’s knowledge and understanding of facts, concepts and principles.

2. Process criteria are used to evaluate the proficiency level of performance of a skill or process, as well as the effectiveness of the methods and procedures used in a task.

3. Quality criteria are used to evaluate the overall quality and craftsmanship of a product or performance.

4. Impact criteria are used to evaluate the overall results or effects of a product or performance given its purpose and audience. 

Multiple Choice

Entertaining

• CONTENT

• IMPACT

• PROCESS

• QUALITY

Multiple Choice

Creative

• CONTENT

• IMPACT

• PROCESS

• QUALITY

Multiple Choice

Collaborative

• CONTENT

• IMPACT

• PROCESS

• QUALITY

Multiple Choice

Expert

• CONTENT

• IMPACT

• PROCESS

• QUALITY

Multiple Choice

Successful

• CONTENT

• IMPACT

• PROCESS

• QUALITY

Multiple Choice

Polished

• CONTENT

• IMPACT

• PROCESS

• QUALITY

Multiple Choice

Methodical

• CONTENT

• IMPACT

• PROCESS

• QUALITY

Multiple Choice

Informative

• CONTENT

• IMPACT

• PROCESS

• QUALITY

Multiple Choice

Well crafted

• CONTENT

• IMPACT

• PROCESS

• QUALITY

Multiple Choice

Complete

• CONTENT

• IMPACT

• PROCESS

• QUALITY

A basic and practical tool for evaluating student’s performance consists of a listing of key criteria, sometimes referred to as a performance list.

The key criteria used in evaluating art portfolios are as follows: 

• Composition is the effective use of elements of art and principles of design in organizing space.

• Originality is the evidence of development of unique ideas

• Visual Impact is the sensitivity in use of line, color and form to effectively convey ideas and mood.

• Craftsmanship is the skill in use of media tools and technique. Attention to detail and care for results.

The key criteria used in evaluating art portfolios are as follows: 

• Innovation is the introduction of something new – idea, method, or device – a way of making things better.

• Communication Skills is assessment of written communication skills by the clarity and relevance of your response to the selection criteria.

• Marketability is a measure of whether a product will appeal to buyers and sell at a certain price range to generate a profit.

• Time Management is the process of planning and exercising conscious control of time spent on specific activities, especially to increase effectiveness, efficiency or productivity.