iRubric: Health Career Relationships:Role Play rubric

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Health Career Relationships:Role Play Halth , Safety and Training Situation Presentation:Role Play You and your partner will be asked to create a short role play demonstrating the need for healthy relationships in your chosen career. After creating a short role play, you and your partner will then perform your role play to a class. Rubric Code: NX3657C By NicholsScience Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Health Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Role Play
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 3 pts	Poor 1 pts	Total (N/A)
Preparation	Excellent Scholars were on task for all of the planning time of the planning and developed a well thought out skit.	Good Scholars were on task for most of the planning time and developed a well thought out skit.	Poor Scholars were off task for the time of planning and didn't develop a well thought out skit.	Total
Presentation	Excellent Scholars made a strong connection to the subject during the presentation or of the material and did so in a believable manner. Safe doctor/patient relationships were demonstrated.	Good Scholars made a connection to the subject during the presentation or of the material and did so in a believable manner. Safe doctor/patient relationships were somewhat demonstrated.	Poor Scholars did not make a connection to the subject during the presentation or the material was not presented in a believable manner. Safe doctor/patient relationships were were not easily identifiable.	Total
Relevance	Excellent Scholars in the group presented material that was current and relevant to a job situation or problem experienced by employees and/or employers.	Good Scholars in the group presented material that was mostly current and relevant to a job situation or problem experienced by employees and/or employers.	Poor Scholars in the group presented material that was only somewhat current and relevant to a job situation or problem experienced by employees and/or employers.	Total