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Peer Evaluation: Rome Project Self & Peer Evaluation: Eco-Group Work general peer &Self evaluation form to use with group work. Have students mark themselves along with peers. Rubric Code: JX5C323 By bacosta Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, Undergraduate

Peer evaluation
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Respect Means you were kind and listened to others. You valued what others had to offer	Poor did not respect other group members' opinions and ideas. Was often negative towards other group members.	Fair somewhat respected other group members' opinions and ideas	Good mostly respected other group members' opinions and ideas	Excellent respected other group members' opinions and ideas offered positive feedback consistently
Work load Many projects are too big for one person alone. If everyone does a portion of the work, the task becomes much easier to complete.	Poor did not help with any baking, cleaning, or any assigned work.	Fair somewhat helped with baking, cleaning or any assigned work	Good mostly helped with baking, cleaning, or any assigned work	Excellent helped with baking, cleaning, or any assigned work and was often helpful to others as well (even if in another group)
Staying on task Our class time is valuable and precious! We can't afford to waste it goofing off when there is work to be done.	Poor never stayed on task.	Fair somewhat stayed on task	Good mostly stayed on task	Excellent stayed on task all of the time
Attitude everyone works with a smile on. Grumpy people aren't welcome in our room.	Poor had a negative attitude about the assignment and working with group members	Fair had an okay attitude about the assignment and working with group members	Good had an good attitude about the assignment and working with group members	Excellent had a positive and encouraging attitude about the assignment and working with group members