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Following Directions & Working In A Group 
Rubric Code: U7C4CW
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Subject: (General)  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Team Work

Poor

Did not cooperate.
Fair

Some cooperation, willing to give or receive directions but not both.
Good

Very cooperative, willing to give and receive directions.
Communication

Poor

Did not participate in group discussions or offer suggestions.
Fair

Spoke very little during group discussions. Seldom offered suggestions.
Good

Spoke clearly and gave clear directions. Offered positive suggestions.
Receptive

Poor

Refused to listen. Did not acknowledge work by others. No effort.
Fair

Displayed effort, but often interrupted directions and suggestions by others.
Good

Made a strong effort to do their best. Courteous to others.
Followed Directions

Poor

Excess errors in work due to not following directions. Would not follow directions after they were re-explained.
Fair

Few errors in work due to not following directions. Improvement was made after redirection.
Good

Minor errors were made, but not due to lack of following directions. Listened carefully and asked questions for clarification.




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