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Playability - Higher level thinking 5:4:A2

Application of Demon. - Higher level thinking Stand. #2

Adjusts participation level and personal behavior to make activities inclusive for everyone. Playability.

Rubric Code: RXX74W9

By JoeSagen

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Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Higher Level Playability
	Advanced 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Basic 2 pts	Minimal 1 pts
Teamwork	Advanced - Knows when to help others. - Allows others to make plays on the ball. - Encourages all players positively at all times. - Leads by example. - Always attempts to use 3 hits	Proficient - Willing to help others at all times. - Allows select few to make plays on the ball. - Encourages select players positively. -Excludes weaker players at crucial times. - Will use less than 3 hits	Basic - Will help only those familiar with. - Will invade others' positions to hit ball - Does not encourage others positively. - Will hit the ball over at any time.	Minimal - Self centered - Ball Hog - Offers negative feedback at all times. No filter. - will hit the ball over at any time from anywhere.
True Sport	Advanced - Always acknowledges good shots by opponents. -Always makes the right call (in or out). -Always has positive relations with both teammates and opponents.	Proficient - Sometimes negatively reacts to opponents goods shots. - May not always make the right call in the heat of competition. - Has some positive relations with teammates and opponents. - Questions opponents calls.	Basic - Almost always reacts negatively to teammates and opponents. - Will make bad calls to win. - Has few positive relationships with teammates and opponents. - Questions opponents accuses them of cheating.	Minimal - Brags about winning. - Makes excuses when loosing. - Blames others for mistakes.
Performance	Advanced - Knows and can play all positions. - Has good technique at all positions. - Is always in the right position at the right time.	Proficient - Know and can play 2 of the 3 positions. - Has good technique at 2 of the 3 positions. - in the right position for 2 of the 3 positions.	Basic - Knows and can play one position well. - Has good technique at 1 position. - Sometimes out of position.	Minimal - Attempts to play with little knowledge of positions. - Attempts good technique with failure. - Plays the whole court without regard to teammates.