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John Muir Award - Discover Fishing Rubric Outdoor Education Rubric Code: QX659BB By themeadows Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

John Muir Award - Discover
	Did Not Do 0 pts	Beginning 2 pts	Developing 3 pts	Proficient 4 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Identify	Did Not Do No evidence	Beginning Makes one suggestion	Developing Makes two suggestions	Proficient Makes three suggestions	Excellent Makes four or more suggestions
Discuss	Did Not Do No evidence	Beginning Can say what makes a space a wild space	Developing Makes a suggestion as to the natural characters in one or two of the sites suggested by the group.	Proficient Makes a suggestion as to the natural characters in three or more of the sites suggested by the group.	Excellent Makes comparisons between the natural characters in different locations
Explore	Did Not Do No evidence	Beginning Gives one example of why a place could be deemed to be special	Developing Gives one or more examples and attempts (but not successfully) to expand	Proficient Gives one or more examples and attempts (at times successfully) to expand	Excellent Gives one or more examples and attempts (mostly successfully) to expand
Suitability	Did Not Do No evidence	Beginning Gives limited evidence as to why a place is suitable for the class to use	Developing Gives some evidence as to why a place is suitable for the class to use	Proficient Gives more detailed evidence as to why a place is suitable for the class to use	Excellent Gives a full explanation as to why a place is suitable for the class to use
Negotiation	Did Not Do No evidence	Beginning Rarely: Stays on topic Takes turn when talking Starts, joins, or ends a conversation Asks a question when they don’t understand	Developing Occasionally: Stays on topic Takes turn when talking Starts, joins, or ends a conversation Asks a question when they don’t understand.	Proficient Frequently: Stays on topic Takes turn when talking Starts, joins, or ends a conversation Asks a question when they don’t understand.	Excellent Usually: Stays on topic Takes turn when talking Starts, joins, or ends a conversation Asks a question when they don’t understand.
Cooperation	Did Not Do No evidence	Beginning Rarely: Initiates Shares Takes Turns Deals with points not always being responded to	Developing Occasionally: Initiates Shares Takes Turns Deals with points not always being responded to	Proficient Frequently: Initiates Shares Takes Turns Deals with points not always being responded to	Excellent Usually: Initiates Shares Takes Turns Deals with points not always being responded to