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Student Daily Work Efficiency Assessment Tool for monitoring and grading individual student progress for an individual skills development course (ISD). Rubric Code: N28336 By kathyuni Draft Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: (Other) Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Student Work Efficiency Assessment 100 %
	Maximum Effort 3 pts	Marginal Effort 2 pts	Minimal Effort 1 pts
Punctuality “Punctuality is the politeness of kings” Louis XVIII of France	Maximum Effort Arrived to class before or on time.	Marginal Effort Arrived to class late with a hall pass	Minimal Effort Arrived to class late without a hall pass
Preparedness Good luck happens when preparedness meets opportunity.~Anonymous	Maximum Effort Arrived with all Materials Needed to work: Planner/Organizer with assignments written down Pencils Notebook paper One 2-inch 3-ringed Binder separated by folders into subjects *Textbooks	Marginal Effort Arrived with some missing Materials Needed to work	Minimal Effort Arrived with no Materials Needed to work
Work Ethic When we do the best that we can, we never know what miracle is wrought in our life, or in the life of another. ~Helen Keller	Maximum Effort Maximized use of class time wisely. Self-started Began working immediately upon arrival to class Worked with focus throughout class period with less than one prompt from teacher Worked on an appropriate assignment *Worked up until the last minute of class	Marginal Effort Marginal effort put forth during class time. Instructor prompted you to begin working Started working within the first 10 minutes of class Worked with focus with 3 or less prompts from instructor Worked on an appropriate assignment *Work up until the last 5 minutes of class	Minimal Effort Minimal effort put forth during class time. Instructor prompted you to begin working more than three times Started working after more than 10 minutes of class time has passed *Worked with little focus and needed more than 3 prompts from teacher
Social Interaction What you do not want done to yourself, do not do to others. ~Confucius	Maximum Effort During entire class period with no prompts from instructor Spoke and acted respectfully of or to teachers, administrators and fellow students. Encouraged others to speak and act respectfully	Marginal Effort During entire class period with less than 3 prompts from instructor Spoke and acted respectfully of or to teachers, administrators and fellow students. Encouraged others to speak and act respectfully	Minimal Effort During entire class period with 3 or more prompts from instructor Spoke and acted respectfully of or to teachers, administrators and fellow students. Encouraged others to speak and act respectfully
Assignment Completion Never leave that till to-morrow which you can do to-day. ~Benjamin Franklin	Maximum Effort Completed and turned in required work on or before due date	Marginal Effort Completed and turned in required work within one week of due date	Minimal Effort Completed and turned in required work more than one week from due date
Responsible for Self Few things help an individual more than to place responsibility upon him, and to let him know that you trust him. ~Booker T. Washington	Maximum Effort At the end of the class period: Put away all materials used and cleans up area. Cleaned up all food eaten in the classroom.	Marginal Effort At the end of the class period: Put away most materials used and cleans up area. Cleaned up most food brought eaten in the classroom.	Minimal Effort At the end of the class period: Puts away no materials used. Cleaned up no food brought and eaten in the classroom.

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