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Cycle Grade Rubric 
Rubric Code: LXCBX65
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Subject: Vocational  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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This rubric can be used to grade vocational students each cycle
  Exemplary

40 pts

Proficient

30 pts

Developing

20 pts

Needs Improvement

10 pts

Skill Development

COMPETENCY IN TECHNICAL AREA – Skill Development description

Exemplary

Performs all tasks as assigned and demonstrates a highly positive work ethic 90–100% of the time. Student asks appropriate questions for clarification. Student makes connections between new and previously learned skills. Adapts easily to shop procedures and tools required in trade area.
Proficient

Performs most tasks as assigned and demonstrates a positive work ethic 75–89% of the time. Student asks some appropriate questions for clarification, and makes connections between information learned in earlier classes to current information some of the time. Adapts easily to shop procedures and tools required in trade area.
Developing

Performs some tasks as assigned and demonstrates a positive work ethic 60–74% of the time. Student rarely asks appropriate questions for clarification, makes few connections between information learned in earlier classes to current information, works fairly well with other team members and is observed to be respectful to others some of the time. Sometimes adapts to shop procedures and tools required in trade area.
Needs Improvement

Performs few tasks as assigned and demonstrates a positive work ethic less than 60% of the time. Is not observed to ask appropriate questions for clarification or make connections between new and previously learned skills. Does not adapt well to shop procedures and tools required in trade area.
Employability

FOLLOWS TECHNICAL INSTRUCTIONS – Employability

Exemplary

Given appropriate learning conditions, student demonstrates ability to follow instructions 90–100% of the time producing results consistent with the standard model.
Proficient

Given appropriate learning conditions, student demonstrates ability to follow instructions 75–89% of the time producing results mostly consistent with the standard model.
Developing

Given appropriate learning conditions, student demonstrates ability to follow instructions 60–74% of the time producing results somewhat consistent with standard model.
Needs Improvement

Given appropriate learning conditions, student demonstrates ability to follow instructions less than 60 percent of the time producing results inconsistent with standard model.
Workmanship

QUALITY OF WORK – Workmanship

Exemplary

Precise, exceptional quality workmanship on all assignments related to industry. Completes 90–100% of work, including homework assigned, faster than expected. Asks for more work.
Proficient

Good workmanship on all assignments, meets average entry-level industry standards. Completes 75–89% of work, including homework assigned, within the given time frame.
Developing

Below average workmanship, meets minimum entry-level industry standards. Completes 60–74% of work, including homework assigned. Completed work is not always submitted in the given time frame.
Needs Improvement

Poor quality workmanship, does not meet minimum entry-level industry standards. Completes less than 60% of work, including homework assigned. Completed work is not submitted in the given time frame.
Safety

SAFETY – Workplace Readiness

Exemplary

Follows program guidelines for safety apparel and equipment 90–100% of the time. Operates equipment safely. Student is observed to makes a conscious effort to be safe at all times.
Proficient

Follows program guidelines for safety apparel and equipment guidelines 75–89% of the time. Student has been corrected for one instance of unsafe use of equipment. Student is observed to makes a conscious effort to be safe most of the time.
Developing

Follows program guidelines for safety apparel and equipment 60–74% of the time. Student has been corrected for more than one instance of unsafe use of equipment. Student has been observed to require reminders about safety procedures.
Needs Improvement

Follows program guidelines for safety apparel and equipment operations 60% of the time or less. Does not operate equipment safely, is generally unsafe and/or creates an unsafe environment.
Behavior

SHOP BEHAVIOR – Professionalism & Employability

Exemplary

Takes a leadership role, contributes meaningfully information. Student is observed to be respectful to peers and instructors. Punctual and present for all activities; always where assigned. Always wears required shop attire.
Proficient

Observed to be respectful to peers and instructors. Dismissed or tardy one day; in assigned area most of the time. Usually wears required shop attire.
Developing

Observed to be respectful to peers and instructors. Dismissed or tardy two times; in assigned area some of the time. Missing required shop attire.
Needs Improvement

Does not demonstrate respect for peers or instructors. Dismissed or tardy three or more times; rarely in assigned area. Does not wear required shop attire.




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