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Knotting hairs onto thread to creat a weft.
Rubric Code: M72747
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Subject: Vocational  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Wefting
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Stringing board

Poor

Student needed a high level of supervision to complete the setup.<BR>
All lines were slack and placement was not in proper postion.
Fair

Student needed several reminders to complete the setup.<BR>
Two lines were slack and/or placement was not in proper postion.
Good

Student needed a few reminders to complete the setup.<BR>
Either the lines were slack OR placement was not in proper postion.
Excellent

Student was able to listen to directions and complete the setup independently. All the lines were taunt and placement was in proper postion.
Once in Weaving

Poor

Student needed a high level of supervision to complete a once in weave knot.<BR>
Had difficulty with all of the following tasks:<BR>
Was mostly unable to do the following tasks:<BR>
1. Draw 12 to 16 hairs from weaving cards<BR>
2. keep left hand behind strings.<BR>
3. Use right hand to weave hair through strings.
Fair

Student needed several reminders to complete a once in weave knot.<BR>
Had difficulty with of following tasks:<BR>
1. Draw 12 to 16 hairs from weaving cards<BR>
2. keep left hand behind strings.<BR>
3. Use right hand to weave hair through strings.
Good

Student needed a few reminders to complete once in weave knot.<BR>
Had difficulty with 1/3 of the following tasks:<BR>
1. Draw 12 to 16 hairs from weaving cards<BR>
2. keep left hand behind strings.<BR>
3. Use right hand to weave hair through strings.
Excellent

Student was able to listen to directions to complete once in weave knot.<BR>
Had no significant difficulty with any of the following tasks:<BR>
1. Draw 12 to 16 hairs from weaving cards<BR>
2. keep left hand behind strings.<BR>
3. Use right hand to weave hair through strings.
Motor Coordination

Poor

Student is unable to control hairs during weaving. Unable to draw a consistent number of hairs to weave. Continually loses tension on strings. Stuggles to manipulate hair through strings.
Fair

Student can draw consistent bundles of hair to weave but struggles to maintain tension.
Good

Student can draw consistent bundles of hair to weave.<BR>
Uses proper hand positions. Tension is somewhat inconsistent.
Excellent

Student was able to maintain hand positions while manipulating hair. maintain even consistent tensionand drawn bundles are consistent in size.
Problem Solving

Poor

Student doesn't remember to adjust tension so that work can be consistent. Doesn't rewet hair during drawing and weaving activities. Allows area to become untidy.
Fair

Student recongnizes problems but doesn't react or seek assistance
Good

Student recognizes and acts to solve problems but uses more steps than is necessary. Is willing to seek assistance.
Excellent

Student recognizes, initiates and solves problems independently
Attention to Detail

Poor

Student doesn't try or is unwilling to correct string tension, # of hairs drawn per knot , length of root end, dampness of hair during weaving, hand positions.
Fair

Student doesn't readily recongnize flaws but if advised will attempt to correct.
Good

Student recognizes and then independently attempts to correct flaws and without guidance.
Excellent

Student recognizes and corrects the minimal flaws made--strives for excellence.
Professional Attire

Poor

Uniform attire is not complete, and lacks attention to one's personal hygene.
Fair

Uniform attire is complete but shows uncleanliness and unkempt conditions. Personal hygene is attended to.
Good

Uniform attire is complete, clean, and well prented with personal hygene.
Excellent

Uniform attire is beyond expected. Student demonstrates ability to recognize and display appropriate workplace attire from head to toe.
Professional Behavior

Poor

Student demonstates Disrespect, Distracts other students and instructor, Slang Vocabulary and grammer, Negative behavior .
Fair

Student demonstrates a conscious effort in behavior but needs to be reminded on a regular basis to correct themselves. Behavior and grammer needs improvement.
Good

Student demonstrates respect, good vocabulary and grammer, good positive behavior. A team player.
Excellent

Student demonstrates ability to recognize and execute appropriate workplace behavior. Respectful, professional vocabulary and grammer, an excellent encourager to others. An excellent team player!
Professional Attitude

Poor

Student demonstrates a negative attitude. Talks out of place, disrupts classroom. Reacts negative to criticism. Stops working.
Fair

Student demonstates a nuetral attitude. Needs to be encouraged daily. Unable to take critism. Distracted with work.
Good

Student demonstrates a positive attitude. Able to take criticism and use it to their advantage. The student improves their work and strives to achieve goals. A good team player.
Excellent

Student demonstrates a possitive attitude and has the ability to recognize and display appropriate workplace attitudes. Student goes beyond by helping others, encourages a positive attitude, and strives to achieve their goal. An Excellent team player!



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