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welding communication rubric 
this rubrics is intended for grading the communication skills of high school welding students in a loud shop environment
Rubric Code: W24989X
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Subject: Vocational  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Welding Communication
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Clarity of Verbal Communication

Poor

Verbal communication is often unclear or confusing due to high noise levels. Little to no use of visual aids or written instructions.
Fair

Verbal communication is somewhat unclear or incomplete, and noise makes them harder to understand. Limited use of visual aids or written instructions.
Good

Verbal communication is generally clear but may occasionally be difficult to follow due to background noise. Attempts to use visual aids or written instructions.
Excellent

Provides verbal communication clearly and concisely despite the noise. Uses visual aids or written instructions effectively to ensure understanding.
Use of Visual and Written Communication

Poor

Rarely uses visual aids or written communication. Struggles to adapt communication methods to the noisy environment.
Fair

Occasionally uses visual aids and written communication, but may not fully adapt to the noisy environment. Some communication challenges persist.
Good

Often uses visual aids and written communication effectively, though some adjustments may be needed. Generally adapts to the noisy environment.
Excellent

Consistently uses visual aids (e.g., diagrams, signs) and written communication (e.g., notes, labels) to supplement verbal instructions effectively. Adjusts communication methods to the noisy environment.
Active Listening and Response

Poor

Minimal effort in listening and responding. Frequently misunderstands or misses key points due to high noise levels.
Fair

Shows some effort in listening and responding but may have occasional misunderstandings or need for clarification due to noise.
Good

Generally listens actively and responds to feedback using non-verbal cues and confirmation. Some minor misunderstandings may occur due to noise.
Excellent

Demonstrates active listening by using non-verbal cues (e.g., nodding, gestures) and confirming understanding through repeated back or paraphrasing. Responds effectively even in a noisy setting.
Non-Verbal Communication

Poor

Ineffective use of non-verbal cues. Displays minimal engagement or professionalism, which may be exacerbated by the noisy environment.
Fair

Uses non-verbal cues sporadically. Engagement and professionalism may be inconsistent, and non-verbal communication may not fully compensate for the noise.
Good

Uses non-verbal cues to supplement communication with some effectiveness. Generally engaged and professional, though non-verbal cues may be inconsistent.
Excellent

Uses non-verbal cues (e.g., hand signals, facial expressions) effectively to supplement verbal communication and ensure clarity. Demonstrates high engagement and professionalism.



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