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Rangeland Management

This rubric was developed to provide seniors and juniors a direction towards Rangeland Management in Agricultural Education. A sense of effective ranglend condition and methods that will incorporate students to present all aspects reguarding Rangeland Ranagement in a product/performance assessment.

Rubric Code: GX54AX

By emorywillson

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Subject: Vocational

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Rangeland Management
	Highly Demonstrated 15 pts	Adequately Demonstrated 10 pts	Poorly demonstrated 5 pts
Subject Matter	Highly Demonstrated The subject matter is complete and used with the correct applications when identifing different levels of rangleland condition.	Adequately Demonstrated The subject matter is adequately used with a sence of direction towards identifing rangeland applications and condition.	Poorly demonstrated The subject matter is poorly used when wrong applications present problems when identifing rangeland applications and condition.
Reflections	Highly Demonstrated Reflections are precise and correct applications are used to justify reasoning behind a accurate observation.	Adequately Demonstrated There are four or five applications used correctly while reflecting on a peice of rangeland.	Poorly demonstrated There is two or three applications used correctly while reflecting on a peice of rangeland.
Evaluation	Highly Demonstrated The evaluation is correct when compaired to records on adequate techniques for rangeland determination.	Adequately Demonstrated The evaluation contains three to four errors compaired to records on adequate rangeland determination.	Poorly demonstrated The evaluation contains five or more errors when compaired to records on adequate rangeland determination.
Analysis	Highly Demonstrated Errors in analysis are limited to two or less.	Adequately Demonstrated There are three to four errors in analysis.	Poorly demonstrated There are five or more errors in analysis.