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Work Habits 
Students will highlight/circle one area in each row that describes their work habits on: homework completion and turned in on time, following directions, using time wisely, being on time and prepared for class.
Rubric Code: KBBX28
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Subject: (General)  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8, 9-12

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  Unsatisfactory

0 pts

Needs Improvement

1 pts

Satisfactory

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Outstanding

4 pts

Homework Assignments

Unsatisfactory

Frequently fails to complete and submit assignments as required

With prompting, does not complete assignments.
Needs Improvement

Fails to complete and submit assignments as required.

Needs prompting, but completes some assignments, but not all.
Satisfactory

Regularly completes and submits assignments as required with little prompting.
Good

Completes and submits all assignments on due dates with little or no prompting.
Outstanding

Completes and submits all assignments without prompting.
Follows Directions

Unsatisfactory

Fails to pay attention or to follow directions
Needs Improvement

Often does not follow directions.
Satisfactory

Follows directions
Good

Follows directions all the time and regularly goes beyond expectations.
Outstanding

Follows directions all the time and always goes beyond expectations.
Use of Class Time

Unsatisfactory

Does not use class time wisely.

Needs teacher intervention to stay on task.

Does not seek appropriate assistance.
Needs Improvement

Often does not use class time wisely.

Requires frequent teacher intervention to stay on task
Satisfactory

Regularly uses class time wisely.

Stays on task.

Asks clarifying questions.
Good

Consistently uses class time wisely

Self-starter.

Often asks insightful questions.
Outstanding

Consistently uses time wisely.

Self-starter.

Frequently asks insightful questions.
Organization

Unsatisfactory

Never brings all 5 items to class.

Is missing major items needed for class.
Needs Improvement

Rarely brings all 5 items to class.

Often has to look on with others or borrow materials from others in order to participate in class.
Satisfactory

Occasionally brings 5 required items to class.

Has been missing items 2-3 times during the term.

Has had to leave classroom to get missing items.
Good

Usually brings 5 required items to class.
Outstanding

Always brings 5 required items to class.
(vocabulary notebook, vocabulary book, index cards, pen/pencil, and planner.)
Takes pride in work

Unsatisfactory

Student's work shows little to no effort.

Quality of work is not acceptable.

Directions are not followed.
Needs Improvement

Student's work shows effort that is marginal.

Work is generally not neat.

Directions are often not followed completely.
Satisfactory

Student's work reflects a fair amount of effort. Effort could be increased.

Work is neat sometimes, but is occasionally in need of more attention to detail.
Good

Student's work reflects good effort.

Work is usually neat.

Directions are usually followed.
Outstanding

Student's work reflects a high degree of effort.

Work is neat.

Directions are followed completely all of the time.

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Keywords:
  • self-monitoring of work habits

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