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Badminton Skills

Assessment of badminton skills: Serve, Forehand, Smash, Gameplay

Rubric Code: BX56CW2

By jzillig

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Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: 9-12

Badminton Skills Assessment
	Novice 2 pts	Beginner 3 pts	Good 4 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Serve	Novice -non-dominant shoulder is not pointed towards target -contact made above the waist -birdie tossed or swing is too fast at contact -birdie lands in front of the short service line or out of bounds	Beginner -point non-dominant shoulder towards target -contact is made below the waist with a low-to-high motion -birdie is tossed without control -contact is made in front of body -birdie lands high, but behind the short service line -minimal follow through	Good -point non-dominant shoulder towards target -contact is made below the waist with a low-to-high motion -birdie is dropped and contact is made in front of body -weight is transferred from back foot to front foot as contact is made -birdie lands close to the net and behind th short service line -good follow through	Excellent -point non-dominant shoulder towards target -contact is always made below the waist with a low-to-high motion -birdie is dropped and contact is always made in front of body -weight is always transferred from back foot to front foot as contact is made -birdie lands close to the net and behind th short service line -excellent follow through
Forehand	Novice -contact is made near head level and behind the body -racket face is open -follow through stops at contact -birdie lands high -but not necessarily deep	Beginner -contact is made close to head level -in front of body -racket face is slightly open -follow through is across the body -birdie lands high and deep	Good -contact made with a straight elbow -in front of body -weight is shifted to front foot as contact is made -racket is slightly open -follow through across the body -birdie lands high and deep in bounds	Excellent -contact is always made with a straight elbow -in front of body -weight is always shifted to front foot as contact is made -racket is slightly open -follow through across the body -birdie lands high and deep in bounds
Smash	Novice -smash is taken from every area of the court -horrible technique for the smash -contact is made near their head -racket is not pointed downward -follow through stops at contact -birdie does not land in bounds	Beginner -smash is taken too often on the court -contact is made without a straight elbow -racket is pointed downward -follow through does not take place -birdie land in bounds, but may be returnable -not aware of teammates surrounding	Good -Smash is taken at appropriate time -mechanics look like the clear -contact is made close to the head -racket is pointed downward -follow through is downward across the body -birdie lands in bounds -not aware of teammates surrounding	Excellent -Smash is taken at appropriate time -mechanics look like the clear -contact is made above the head -racket is pointed downward -follow through is downward across the body -birdie lands in bounds and is un-returnable -excellent court awareness with teammate

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Physical Ed., Fitness

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