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iRubric: Appropriate Work Habits and Behaviors rubric

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Appropriate Work Habits and Behaviors Appropriate Work Habits and Behaviors Rubric Code: CX9WBCW By jenyoder Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: (Other) Grade Levels: (none)

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	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Poor 2 pts	Major Concern 1 pts
Punctuality and On Task 20 %	Excellent Student is on time and on task.	Good Student is on task most of the time and/or was not on time.	Poor Student is on task after repeated redirection.	Major Concern Student is off task after repeated redirection.
Working with Others and attitude 20 %	Excellent Student has excellent relationship with coworkers. The student always lends assistance when needed and demonstrates a positive attitude.	Good Student has good working relationship with coworkers, but does only what is required. Demonstrates a good attitude.	Poor Student does not always get along well with co-workers and complains a great deal.	Major Concern Student does not work cooperatively with others and demonstrates a negative attitude.
knowledge of occupational safety 20 % procedures	Excellent Student observes all safety practices.	Good Student observes safety practices most of the time	Poor Student observes safety practices infrequently.	Major Concern Student never observes safety practices.
Quality of work 20 %	Excellent Student takes pride in the way they work and strives for excellence. Student exceeds expectations.	Good Student consistently completes required tasks. Student meets expectations.	Poor Student meets minimal requirements of the job.	Major Concern Student does not meet minimal requirements of the job, and is not open to training.
Following directions and 20 % observing regulations	Excellent Student follows directions and regulations always.	Good Student follows directions and observes rules most of the time	Poor Student needs directions repeat often, but follows regulations most of the time	Major Concern Student does not follow directions