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Classroom Professionalism Rubric 
Occupational Therapy
Rubric Code: XXW47BX
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Subject: Vocational  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  Exceeds

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Attendance

Exceeds

Always prepared for class prior to start. Arrives at 8:00 am every morning. Arrives ontime after breaks.
Good

Late no more than 1x per 2 weeks. Returns from break late 1 x per 2 weeks.
Fair

Late no more than 3x per 2 weeks. Returns late from break no more than 3x per 2 weeks
Poor

Late 3 or more times per 2 weeks. Returns from break late 3 or more times per 2 weeks
Class Engagement

Exceeds

Proactively contributes to class by offering ideas and asking questions often. Engages appropriately, respectful of others, cooperative. Dresses professionally
Good

Proactively contributes to class by offering ideas and asking some questions. Rarely disruptive, 50% participation in group activities. Dress is often professional
Fair

Rarely contributes to class by offering ideas and asking questions. Occasionally disruptive, 25% participation in group activities. Dress is often too casual.
Poor

Never contributes to class by offering ideas and asking questions. Very disruptive, 0% participation in group activities. Unprofessional dress.
Listening Skills

Exceeds

Listens when others speak in groups and class. Reflects and incorporates the ideas of others. Always sensitive of other students'/clients' energy and present situation. Is aware of own impact on others.
Good

Listens when others speak both in groups and class. Generally sensitive to students/clients mood, situations.
Fair

Does not listen in groups or class. Not engaged. Seldom aware of others' energy or own impact.
Poor

Does not listen both in groups and class. Interrrupts or talks in class. Not aware of others or own energy and/or impact.
Preparation/Homework

Exceeds

Always prepared for class. Brings writing instruments, paper and whatever else is required for class. All homework is complete and on time.
Good

Usually prepared for class. Less than 10% of homework is late or incomplete.
Fair

Rarely prepared for class. Less than 25% of homework is late or incomplete.
Poor

Almost never prepared for class. Over 50% of homework late or incomplete.
Use of Electronics

Exceeds

All electronics, including but not limited to, Cell Phone, ipads, laptops remain in student bag 100% of the time during class hours, 8:00 am to 1:00 pm during 2 week period
Good

Student uses an electronic device of any kind 1 x during during class hours 8:00 am to 1:00 pm during 2 week period:
Electronics Could Include:
Cell Phone, ipads, laptops etc.
Fair

Student uses an electronic device of any kind 2x during during class hours 8:00 am to 1:00 pm during 2 week period:
Electronics Could Include:
Cell Phone, ipads, laptops etc.
Poor

Student uses an electronic device of any kind 3 or more times during during class hours 8:00 am to 1:00 pm during 2 week period:
Electronics Could Include:
Cell Phone, ipads, laptops etc.
Communication skills

Exceeds

Uses appropriate verbal and non verbal communication showing respect to classmates 100% of the time during classroom activities
Good

Uses inappropriate verbal and/or nonverbal communication skills during classroom activities 25% of the time
Fair

Uses inappropriate verbal and/or nonverbal communication skills during classroom activities 50% of the time
Poor

Uses inappropriate verbal and/or nonverbal communication skills during classroom activities 75% of the time










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