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SEPEP Year 10 
Combination of the efforts, roles portfolio, game and skill assessment and CPR assessment in Phys Ed SEPEP Unit.
Rubric Code: K24A9W4
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Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric SEPEP Unit - Surfing
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Surf Perfomance

Poor

Wave choice is below average, student fails to perform flowing manoeuvres with minimal to no commitment and innovation.
Fair

Wave choice is average, student performs somewhat flowing manoeuvres with some commitment and innovation.
Good

Wave choice is good, student performs fairly consistent flowing and powerful manoeuvres with good levels of commitment and innovation.
Excellent

Wave choice is excellent, student performs flowing and powerful manoeuvres with commitment and innovation.
Roles Portfolio

Poor

Students contribute minimal effort to fixtures, records, publicity and judging.
Fair

Students contribute some effort to fixtures, records, publicity and judging
Good

Students contribute good effort to fixtures, records, publicity and judging
Excellent

Students contribute excellent effort to fixtures, records, publicity and judging
CPR Theory

Poor

0-25%
Fair

25-50%
Good

50-75%
Excellent

75-100%
Involvement in SEPEP

Poor

Student is not involved in SEPEP competition, shows no initiative or care to participate.
Fair

Student is somewhat involved in SEPEP competition, shows little initiative or care and participates sometimes.
Good

Student is fairly involved in SEPEP competition, shows initiative and mostly cares to participate.
Excellent

Student is very involved in SEPEP competition, shows high levels of initiative and always cares to participate.
SEPEP Unit - Volleyball
Technique and Skills

Poor

Student shows lacking ability in techniques, coordination and skills when it comes to forearm passing, overhead passing, serving and spiking.
Fair

Student shows slight ability in techniques, coordination and skills when it comes to forearm passing, overhead passing, serving and spiking.
Good

Student shows good ability in techniques, coordination and skills when it comes to forearm passing, overhead passing, serving and spiking.
Excellent

Student shows excellent ability in techniques, coordination and skills when it comes to forearm passing, overhead passing, serving and spiking.
Game Performance

Poor

Student does not contribute to team's effort, showing no communication or effort to be a part of the game.
Fair

Student rarely contributes to team's effort, showing minimal communication or effort to be a part of the game.
Good

Student contributes to team's effort, showing good communication and effort to be a part of the game.
Excellent

Student majorly contributes to team's effort, showing consistent communication and effort to be a part of the game.
Involvement in SEPEP

Poor

Role is left for others to complete, rarely participating in the spirit of the SEPEP competition.
Fair

Role is completed to low standard and on time sometimes, showing low levels of participation wherever possible.
Good

Role is completed to good standard and on time fairly consistently, showing levels of participation wherever possible.
Excellent

Role is completed to high standard and on time consistently, showing high participation wherever possible.





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