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Soft Skills Inventory
Soft Skills Inventory
This rubric is designed to assist students with disabilities in assessing their current level of competency for important soft skills they will need to be successful adults.
Rubric Code:
J2383AC
By
Kasman
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Subject:
Vocational
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Soft Skills Assessment
Below Expectations
0 pts
Emerging Expectations
1 pts
Approaching Expectations
2 pts
Meets Expectations
3 pts
Communication and Listening
Below Expectations
Never communicates ideas or listens to others ideas. Is not open to others’ ideas. Always interrupts others while they are sharing their ideas.
Emerging Expectations
Seldom communicates ideas or listens to others. Rarely open to others’ ideas or willing to exchanges ideas and information with others. Occasionally interrupts
Approaching Expectations
Frequently communicates ideas and listens to others. Occasionally open to others’ ideas or exchanges ideas and information with others.
Meets Expectations
Consistently communicates ideas and listens to others. Is always open to others’ ideas. Effectively exchanges ideas and information with others.
Confidence and Self-Promotion
Below Expectations
Shows no self-confidence or sense of self-worth. Is very quiet, self-degrading and puts down others as well. No confidence in abilities. Often says “I can’t.”
Emerging Expectations
Displays confidence only when prompted. Occasionally shows self-worth. Struggles with listing accomplishments or abilities. Often responds negatively to compliments. Can also be a braggart.
Approaching Expectations
Often shows appropriate confidence in abilities and self-worth. Responds well to others’ compliments. Would require assistance listing abilities when writing a resume.
Meets Expectations
Consistently displays an appropriate confident attitude, responds appropriately to compliments, and displays a strong sense of self-worth. Could create a strong list of abilities for a professional resume with no assistance.
Self Regulation
Below Expectations
Cannot identify when emotionally triggered or feels a strong emotion.Ignores body sensations, shuts down or acts out.
Other- dependent in recognizing dysregulation and need for use of strategies
Results in substantial disruption to environment, fulfillment of obligations or tasks, or self care/harm
Emerging Expectations
Can identify dysregulation, depression, etc 20- 45% of the time.
May need asst in identifying feelings and strategies but can usually name 1-2 strategies to self soothe, regain regulation in order to complete activity and/or obligation.
Requires reinforcement
Approaching Expectations
Can identify disregulation, depression, etc at least 75% of the time.
Can often utilize learned strategies to self soothe or regain regulation in order to complete activity and/or obligation.
Can activiely problem solve and seek solutions with assistance or sometimes independently.
Can name and use at least 4 strategies and identify triggers/events which can provoke such reactions.
Asks for help in
Meets Expectations
Takes steps to prevent disregulation
Can independently utilize learned strategies to self soothe or regain regulation to complete task or obligation over 80% of the time.
Takes responsibility for self management across settings and events.
Creativity and Problem-Solving
Below Expectations
Consistently avoids problem solving. Never seeks assistance. Complains of having “no creativity."
Emerging Expectations
Occasionally uses problem-solving strategies. Is reluctant to think “outside the box.” Is not willing to try new ideas.
Approaching Expectations
Often uses problem solving strategies and thinks “outside the box.” Frequently open to new ideas that differ from their own.
Meets Expectations
Consistently thinks through problems, selects strategies, and finds way to solve problems. Consistently open to new ideas and enjoys thinking “outside the box.”
Leadership and Collaboration
Below Expectations
Demonstrates no leadership qualities. Interrupts, distracts, or disrupts others when completing a task. Shows no respect and has difficulty working with others.
Emerging Expectations
Shows little respect for others. Let’s others do the work or dominates work. Works well with people who are similar to self, but has difficulty working with people of diverse backgrounds.
Approaching Expectations
Frequently cooperative when completing a task. Occasionally shows respect for others. Acts as leader or helper with prompting. Works well with a variety of people and accepts people from diverse backgrounds.
Meets Expectations
Consistently demonstrates cooperation to complete a task. Shows respect for others. Acts as leader or helper with few cues. Effectively works with people of diverse backgrounds and encourages peers to make best use of their talents.
Multi-Tasking and Goal Setting
Below Expectations
Is unable to attend to more than one task at a time. Does not pay attention to detail. Does not set goals and sees no value in setting long or short term goals.
Emerging Expectations
Is seldom able to focus on more than one task at a time. Pays little attention to detail. Might set short/long term goals but has little or no initiative or confidence to reach them.
Approaching Expectations
Is able to focus on a few related tasks at one time with some success. Pays some attention to detail. Sets short term and/or long term goals, and attempts to reach them.
Meets Expectations
Is able to attend to several tasks at one time with success. Pays strong attention to detail. Consistently sets short term and/or long term goals and regularly achieves them on time.
Strategic and Critical Thinking
Below Expectations
Does not ask questions to clarify directions or assignments or only asks questions which are unrelated or disruptive in nature. Has no strategies to complete work.
Emerging Expectations
Identifies some thinking-related questions about instructions or assignments. Does not see logical connections between ideas. Seldom uses strategies to complete assignments.
Approaching Expectations
Often asks appropriately critical questions. Is mostly able to think clearly and rationally and often engages in reflective and independent thinking. Understands the work to be done and implements a strategy to complete it.
Meets Expectations
Consistently asks appropriately critical questions. Thinks clearly, rationally, and engages self in reflective and independent thinking. Understands the logical connections between ideas and uses higher-level thinking skills to strategize assignment completion.
Patience and Respect
Below Expectations
Shows no patience for others. Treats others with disrespect and unkindness. Does not respect the property, opinions, or feelings of others.
Emerging Expectations
Seldom shows patience or respect for others. Only treats his/her own personal items or friends belongings with respect or kindness.
Approaching Expectations
Usually respects or shows patience with others most of the time. Usually respects others and their property/opinions, but can be led “astray” by negative influence.
Meets Expectations
Consistently shows respect for others and is always patient and kind. Respects the opinions, thoughts, ideas and property of others. Guides others to show respect.
Time-Management
Below Expectations
Fails to or refuses to start work in a timely manner. Fails to make up work after absences. Never uses class time in a productive manner.
Emerging Expectations
Has difficulty starting to work in a timely manner. Seldom makes up work after absences. Occasionally uses class time effectively only if the topic interests them.
Approaching Expectations
Usually starts work independently and in a timely manner. Usually makes up work after absences. Usually uses class time effectively.
Meets Expectations
Consistently starts work independently and in a timely manner. Consistently makes up work after absences. Consistently uses class time in a productive manner.
Work-Ethic
Below Expectations
Never participates during class/lab. Never takes ownership/responsibility for mistakes. Often complains or criticizes the lesson, teacher, or assignment.
Emerging Expectations
Occasionally participates during class/lab. Sometimes takes ownership/responsibility for mistakes. Seldom complains or criticizes the lesson, teacher, or assignment.
Approaching Expectations
Usually participates during class/lab. Usually takes ownership/ responsibility for mistakes. Rarely complains or criticizes the lesson, teacher, or assignment.
Meets Expectations
Consistently participates during class/lab. Consistently takes ownership/ responsibility for mistakes. Never complains or criticizes the lesson, teacher, or assignment.
Subjects:
Vocational
Types:
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