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TCHOUKBALL PARTICIPATION AND SKILL ASSESSMENT RUBRIC 
Rubric Code: TX95382
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Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Level R

(N/A)

Level 1

0 pts

Level 2

0 pts

Level 3

0 pts

Level 4

(N/A)

Closed setting (practice)

Passing, catching, throwing, catching a 'rebound', helping classmates improve and learn

Level R

By their actions, the student displays no interest in improving their skills, helping their classmates improve, or contribute to the learning atmosphere of the class.
AND/OR
The student refuses to participate appropriately and/or actively participate in the activities.
Level 1

By their actions, the student displays minimal interest in improving their skills, helping their classmates improve, or contribute potto the learning atmosphere of the class.
Level 2

By their actions, the student occasionally displays some interest in improving their skills, helping their classmates improve, and contribute to the learning atmosphere of the class.
Level 3

By their actions, the student displays a sincere interest in improving their skills, helping their classmates improve, and contribute positively to the learning atmosphere of the class.
Level 4

By their actions, the student displays exceptional interest in improving their skills, helping their classmates improve, and contribute positively to the learning atmosphere of the class.
Open setting (catching)

Game situation;offense and defense

Level R

The student avoids or makes no attempt to catch a ball that is passed to them or that 'rebounds' in their general playing area.
Level 1

The student attempts to catch the ball only after a classmate calls their name to make them a pass; the student only attempts to catch the ball if it 'rebounds' where they are standing; the student rarely (if ever) attempts to position themselves to receive a pass or to prevent a point from being scored.
Level 2

The student inconsistently catches long and/or short passes from classmates, whether the passes are easy or difficult.
The student sometimes catches a ball that 'rebounds' in their general playing area.
Level 3

The student consistently catches long and/or short, (easy and difficult) passes from classmates.
The student consistently catches a ball that 'rebounds' in their general playing area. The student consistently tracks the ball flight of a 'rebounded' ball in order to make a catch.
Level 4

The student always/almost always catches long and/or short (easy and/or difficult) passes from classmates.
The student always/almost always catches a ball that 'rebounds' in their general playing area. The student always/almost always successfully tracks the ball flight of a 'rebounded' ball in order to make a catch.
Open setting (passing)

Game situation;offense and defense

Level R

The student expresses significant difficulty making short and/or long passes to classmates.
The student rarely (if ever) make an attempt to pass the ball to a variety of classmates.
The student rarely (if ever) makes themselves available to receive a pass.
Level 1

The student is sometimes comfortable making short passes; they usually have to be coaxed to start an offensive attack with a pass.
The student usually attempts to pass the ball to a a few classmates.
The student occasionally makes themselves available to receive a pass.
Level 2

The student is inconsistently successful making short and/or long passes; they are somewhat reluctant to start an offensive attack with a pass.
The student sometimes attempts to pass the ball to different classmates.
The student inconsistently makes themselves available to receive a pass.
Level 3

The student consistently makes successful short and/or long passes; they are consistently willing to start an offensive attack with a pass.
The student often attempts to pass the ball to several classmates.
The student consistently makes themselves available to receive a pass.
Level 4

The student consistently makes successful short and/or long passes; they are consistently willing to start an offensive attack with a pass. They successfully make strategic passes to deceive the opposing team and generate offensive attacks.
The student consistently passes to a variety of classmates.
The student consistently makes themselves available to receive a pass in order to generate offensive attacks.
Open setting (throwing)

Game situation;offense

Level R

The student expresses significant difficulty throwing the ball at the tchoukball frame with any accuracy, force and/or precision from any angle.
AND/OR
The student intentionally positions themselves on the court in order not to be in a throwing position.
Level 1

The student throws the ball at the tchoukball frame with minimal accuracy, force and/or precision.
The student usually throws the ball with precision when facing the tchoukball frame.
Level 2

The student throws the ball at the tchoukball frame with some accuracy, force and/or precision.
The student successfully and precisely throws the ball at the tchoukball frame when facing the tchoukball frame.
Level 3

The student consistently throws the ball at the tchoukball frame with accuracy, force and/or precision.
The student successfully and precisely throws the ball at the tchoukball frame whether they are facing the tchoukball frame or approaching it from an angle.
Level 4

The student consistently throws the ball at the tchoukball frame with accuracy, force and/or precision.
The student applies a variety of throws in order to deceive the opposing team.
The student successfully and precisely throws the ball at the tchoukball frame whether they are facing the tchoukball frame or approaching it from different/difficult angles.
Open setting (strategy)

Game situation: offense, defense, passing, catching, throwing, tracking, situational positioning, deceiving/faking, movement...

Level R

The student applies few (if any) of the criteria, which displays a very limited understanding of the game.
Level 1

The student applies a few of the criteria, which displays a some understanding of the offensive and/or defensive aspects or tactics of the game.
Level 2

The student applies some of the criteria, which displays a fair understanding of the offensive/defensive aspects or tactics of the game.
Level 3

The student applies most of the criteria, which displays a very good understanding of the offensive/defensive aspects and tactics of the game.
Level 4

The student applies all or almost all of the criteria, which displays a thorough understanding of the offensive/defensive aspects and tactics of the game.



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