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Affective Domain Affective Domain/ Basketball The students will be assessed on how they cooperate with their peers and participation during game play. Rubric Code: B247296 By swampdonk11 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Affective Assessment
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Excellence 3 pts
Cooperation with team	Poor -Student is reprimanded for non-cooperation. -Student does not follow teacher's feedback. -Student argues constantly with teammates. -Student does not participate with team.	Fair -Student has disagreements with team, but conflicts resolve. -Student actively participates, but plays selfishly. -Student actively participates, but is not encouraging to their teammates.	Excellence -Student actively participates as a member of the team. -Student is encouraging teammates. -Student has positive feedback and strategy towards their own team.
Cooperation with opponent	Poor -Student is reprimanded for engaging with opponent in a negative connotation, verbally/physically. -Student shows absolutely no sportsmanship towards opponent. - Student plays the game overly physical and aggressive.	Fair -Student has slight engagement towards opponent in a negative manner but it is resolved by students. -Student talks smack to opponent, but is not verbally abusive. -Student plays very aggressive under the rules of Flickerball.	Excellence -Student is treating opponents with respect. -Student is playing the game physically within the rules of the game of basketball. -Student doesn't engage the opponent in a negative connotation, physically or verbally.
Engagment during activity	Poor -Student refuses to participate in activity -Student participates in activity, but his stationary for most the duration of the activity.	Fair -Student participates in activity at his/her convenience. -Student is highly engaged in the activity, but only at one side of the court.	Excellence -Student participates in the activity to their fullest potential. -Student is engaged in the activity across the whole court or area of play.