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Teaching Physical Education 
Rubric Code: LA4A4
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Public Rubric
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Teaching PE
Leads the class in a PE specific skill
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Initiative

Good control over class. Gives specific directions.

Poor

Lacks contol over class. Directions are not clear or confusing. The teacher has to intervene on several occasions.
Fair

Has some control over the class. Gives direction but directions are not that clear. The teacher may have to intervene once or twice.
Good

Has control over the class. Give specific instruction and does not need teacher support.
Objective

Knows what they are doing. Class runs smoothly.

Poor

Does not seem to have a clear idea of what they want to do. Is unsure of drills and games or how to teach the material.
Fair

Has put some planing and effort into the class. Have an idea of how to run the class but have a hard time communicating their ideas.
Good

Knows what they want to teach the class and communicates to the class effectively.
Progression

Skills are taght in a progressive way. From easy to hard.

Poor

There is no concept of progression in skill development. Students seem to have randomly choosen the order.
Fair

There are some ideas shown about skill development but some of the drills were out of progression.
Good

Skills are taght in a progressive way. From simple to more complex. Drills follow order of compexity and build on skills.
Prepared

Students are ready to go when the teacher asks them.

Poor

Students are not ready to go when the teacher asks them.
Fair

Students need time to organize themselves either at the beginning or during their lesson.
Good

Students are ready to go when the teacher asks them right away.










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