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Basic Wiring
Basic Wiring
This rubric is designed to evaluate the students ability wire correctly different branch circuits in an agricultural setting.
Rubric Code:
B58CAB
By
aegibson
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Subject:
Vocational
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Basic Wiring
Electrical Wiring Project
Advanced
4 pts
Proficient
3 pts
Basic
2 pts
Below Basic
1 pts
Wire Insulation length
Advanced
Student has the right amount of insulation inside of the box. The insulation has no cuts anywhere in the circuit.
Proficient
Student has more than 1/2" but less than 1" of insulation in the box. The insulation has less than two places cut or ripped in the circuit.
Basic
Student has more than 1" of insulation in the box. The insulation has cuts or rips in more than two place in the circuit.
Below Basic
Student has no insulation in the box.
Wire nut connection
Advanced
Student has the wire nuts tight, no copper wire is showing from the wire nut.
Proficient
Student has the wire nuts tight, but copper wire is visible from under the wire nut.
Basic
Student has the wire nuts on the wire but is not tight and copper wire is showing from under the wire nut.
Below Basic
Student has no wire nuts on wires.
Screw terminal connections
Advanced
Student has the terminal screws tight with the wire hooks going the right way.
Proficient
Student has the terminal screws tight, but the wire hooks are going backwards.
Basic
Student does not have the terminal screws tight, the wire hooks either right or backwards.
Below Basic
Student does not have the wire connected to the terminal screws.
Neatness
Advanced
Student's wiring project has evenly bent wires, all wires are the same length, folded neatly in the box.
Proficient
Student's wiring project has some evenly bent wires but not all the way through the project.
Basic
Student's wiring project has different length wires, crammed in the box.
Below Basic
Student's wiring project is unorderly to the point that it is not meet code.
Functionality
Advanced
Student's wiring project works without any problems. All connections are tight.
Proficient
Student's wiring project works but has minor problems. (connections are not tight)(wire nuts are not tight)
Basic
Student's wiring project will not work.
Below Basic
Student's wiring project will not work and would be a hazard if used.
Subjects:
Vocational
Types:
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