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Competition Technique Rubric Code: KX767B5 By beanontoast Draft Public Rubric Subject: Dance Type: Assessment Grade Levels: (none)

Technique
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Extension Through Legs	Poor Dancer does not extend through the backs of the knees and beyond the toes	Fair Dancer sometimes extends through the backs of the knees and beyond the toes	Good Dancer fully extends through the backs of the knees and beyond the toes
Extention Through Arms	Poor Dancer rarely extends beyond the fingers and rarely uses the back to motivate arm gestures.	Fair Dancer sometimes extends beyond the fingers and sometimes uses the back to motivate arm gestures.	Good Dancer fully extends beyond the fingers and uses the back to motivate arm gestures.
Ears Up and Back,	Poor Dancer rarely lifts the ears up and back to create length and elegance between the chin and chest	Fair Dancer sometimes lifts the ears up and back to create length and elegance between the chin and chest.	Good Dancer always lifts the ears up and back to create length and elegance between the chin and chest.
Core and Kinesphere	Poor Dancer rarely engages the core and never extends beyond their kinesphere.	Fair Dancer sometimes engages the core and sometimes extends beyond their kinesphere.	Good Dancer engages the core and extends beyond their kinesphere.
Leaps	Poor Dancer never executes the toe- ball-heel action of the feet , the 'lol' action of the arms, the push from the ball of the back foot, energy in both knees and feet, square torso, dropped shoulders and extention through the back leg.	Fair Dancer sometimes executes the toe- ball-heel action of the feet , the 'lol' action of the arms, the push from the ball of the back foot, energy in both knees and feet, square torso, dropped shoulders and extention through the back leg.	Good Dancer executes the toe- ball-heel action of the feet , the 'lol' action of the arms, the push from the ball of the back foot, energy in both knees and feet, square torso, dropped shoulders and extention through the back leg.
Foot Placement and Turnout	Poor Dancer does not hold on to turnout and does not place or shape the foot and leg before upper body movement.	Fair Dancer sometimes holds on to turnout and sometimes correctly places and shapes the foot and leg before upper body movement.	Good Dancer holds on to turnout and correctly places and shapes the foot and leg before upper body movement.