Creativity is very subjective and difficult to assess. The following breakdown of levels of creativity can help you to create rubrics and assess your students' creative works.
These levels are the work of Grant Wiggins. Details of the levels are at Creative Rubric - Grant Wiggins.
Level 6: Unusually Creative
Level 5: Highly Creative
Level 4: Creative
Level 3: Somewhat Creative
Level 2: Not very Creative
Level 1: Uncreative
Torrance Test for Creative Thinking
Dr. E. Paul Torrance is known for his extensive research on creativity and the creation of the Torrance Tests for Creative Thinking (TTCT). Dr Torrance built upon the work of J.P. Guilford and created the TTCT which measured the creativity of an individual by assessing the four areas below.
4 Areas of Measurement
1. Fluency - the number of ideas
2. Flexibility - the number of categories of the ideas
3. Originality - the number of uncommon ideas
4. Elaboration - the amount of details in the ideas
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Creativity Rubrics
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Creative Rubric - Grant Wiggins
The rubric below is called "Multimedia Rubric for Projects Designed to Inform Aligned with Common Core Literacy Standards" - Dr. Regina Royer
Creativity is very subjective and difficult to assess. The following breakdown of levels of creativity can help you to create rubrics and assess your students' creative works.
These levels are the work of Grant Wiggins. Details of the levels are at Creative Rubric - Grant Wiggins.
Level 6: Unusually Creative
Level 5: Highly Creative
Level 4: Creative
Level 3: Somewhat Creative
Level 2: Not very Creative
Level 1: Uncreative
Torrance Test for Creative Thinking
Dr. E. Paul Torrance is known for his extensive research on creativity and the creation of the Torrance Tests for Creative Thinking (TTCT). Dr Torrance built upon the work of J.P. Guilford and created the TTCT which measured the creativity of an individual by assessing the four areas below.4 Areas of Measurement
1. Fluency - the number of ideas
2. Flexibility - the number of categories of the ideas
3. Originality - the number of uncommon ideas
4. Elaboration - the amount of details in the ideas