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ASB Semester 2 Final 
Rubric Code: UXW3825
By samhazan
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Subject: (General)  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric ASB Semester 2 Final
  Far Below Average

10 pts

Below Average

20 pts

Average

30 pts

above average

40 pts

far above average

50 pts

Prompt

Far Below Average

Student has failed to follow the directions written in the prompt and has left out key aspects such as self-grading or providing evidence of work
Below Average

Student has followed some of the prompt, but paragraphs are vague and sometimes leave out key aspects such as self-grading or providing evidence of work.
Average

Student has followed the prompt, but paragraphs are vague and there is no real depth to the reflection.
above average

Student has followed the prompt, and evidence of honesty and reflection are apparent in most of the paragraphs
far above average

Student has followed the prompt, provided detailed information about their work in ASB, to what degree they are being successful, and what grade they honestly deserve
Honesty

Far Below Average

Student's reflections do not mirror what has actually taken place throughout their year in ASB
Below Average

Student's reflections are mostly skewed in one direction or the other and for the most part do not reflect their work in ASB
Average

Approximately half of the student's reflections are honest and appropriate
above average

Student has been honest in the representation of their work in ASB for most of their reflections
far above average

Student has an accurate and honest understanding of the work they have put into ASB
Job Fulfillment

Far Below Average

Student's work in ASB has been far below average. Job tasks have not been fulfilled or successfully executed
Below Average

Student has accomplished some job tasks, but has not shown follow-through or dedication to their role in ASB
Average

Student in doing an average job in ASB. They show up for most events and are fulfilling most of their requirement, but are not showing true leadership skills
above average

Student's participation in ASB is above average. Almost all of their specific job tasks are successfully fulfilled and they show leadership skills on a daily basis
far above average

Student's involvement in ASB in in the top 10%. Student goes above and beyond what is required of them to fulfill their jobs and better the lives of others on our campus
ASB-ness

Far Below Average

Student has not embodied what it means to be in ASB and has let people down along the way
Below Average

Student lacks many of the characteristics necessary to be an outstanding leader and member of ASB
Average

Student is for the most part a good participant in ASB and what it's all about, but doesn't rise above the average student
above average

Student embodies most of the characteristics necessary to be an all-star ASB member but struggles in one or two areas at times
far above average

Student embodies what it means to be in ASB. They are dependable, enthusiastic, helpful, committed, punctual, humble, and relatable to the highest degree




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