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Class Work Completion and Attitude Class Work Completion and Attitude Completion of set tasks during class discovery. Rubric Code: X85A7A By kmacchia Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Computers Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Excellent 5 pts	Good 4 pts	Fair 3 pts	Undeveloped 2 pts	Non-Compliance 1 pts
Class Work Completion	Excellent The project was 100% complete and worked according to the task description.	Good The project was complete and worked, but needed minor modifications. Only required 2-3 reclarifications.	Fair The project was complete but did not work; needed several minor modifications. Required more then 3 reclarifications of task.	Undeveloped The project was complete but did not work; needed several major modifications.	Non-Compliance Student did not complete project in time period given, refused to start project or abandoned project once started.
Demonstrate Knowledge of Process	Excellent Student knows and is able to identify and explain necessary theories/ task for completion of the project.	Good Student is able to identify and explain necessary theories/ task for completion of the project with some assistance.	Fair Student is unable to identify or explain concepts without major prompting. Requires adult assistance to get job done.	Undeveloped Student is not able to both identify and explain major theories/task. Uses others views to explain the task and doesn't complete task on own.	Non-Compliance Student lacked interest in demonstrating knowledge of project and/or process.
Ability to Follow Directions/Needed	Excellent Followed directions to the letter. Used others for guides. Student was able to complete the task without assistance.	Good Followed directions. Listened to others around him when needed. Student was able to complete the task with little assistance.	Fair Moderately followed directions. Worked at a pace that was productive but didn't listen to the teacher coaching him. Student was able to complete the task with assistance.	Undeveloped Did not follow directions for any of the task and at times refused to slow down to do task well. Student was unable to complete task without major assistance.	Non-Compliance Student was non-compliant when given directions 100% of the time. Student refused or was unable to start the project when offered assistance.
Student Preparedness/Time Managemen	Excellent Student gathered all materials and was completely ready to go to work.Routinely used time well throughout the project.	Good Student had/gathered most materials and went to work.Used time fairly well throughout the project.	Fair Student had/gathered most materials, however, they needed excess time to do so.Procrastinated somewhat but did get the job done on time.	Undeveloped Student did not have/gather some of the needed materials to perform work.Was unable to adequately meet timeline due to inablility.	Non-Compliance Student struggled to gather materials required to complete the project. Student showed no interest in completing project.

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