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Project Game Duties [Daily Grading] Career Research Assignment When projects are assigned, this rubric takes effect on all students. Rubric Code: WXWBW36 By ayap2644 Draft Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 9-12

Project Game Duties
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 4 pts	Fair 3 pts	Poor 2 pts
Work Ethic	Excellent Student is well behaved and focused throughout participating in the designing process. The game is completed.	Good Student is somewhat behaved. The student has minor distractions causing the game to not be almost completed.	Fair The student has distractions causing the game to not be almost completed.	Poor The student has too many distractions causing the game to not be completed or even started.
Engagement	Excellent Student is listening to lecture and participating on demonstration. It is evident that the student is well prepared.	Good Student is somewhat listening to lecture and participating on demonstration. It is evident that the student is somewhat prepared.	Fair Student is rarely listening to lecture and participating on demonstration. It is evident that the student is somewhat prepared.	Poor Student is NOT listening to lecture and participating on demonstration. It is evident that the student is NOT prepared.
Content	Excellent Student is applying elements of creativity. He/she demonstrates learners critical analysis and creative but practical solution.	Good Student is somewhat applying elements of creativity.	Fair Student is rarely applying elements of creativity.	Poor Student is NOT applying elements of creativity.
Trouble Shooting	Excellent Student is doing an excellent job troubleshooting simulation techniques and experimentation.	Good Student is somewhat doing an good job troubleshooting simulation techniques and experimentation.	Fair Student is somewhat doing a fair job troubleshooting simulation techniques and experimentation.	Poor Student is NOT troubleshooting simulation techniques and experimentation.
Headphone use/CellPhone Use	Excellent Student has not used his cell phone or headphones in class during non-computer audio lesson/demonstrations.	Good N/A	Fair N/A	Poor Student has used his cell phone or headphones in class during non-computer audio lesson/demonstrations.