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Floor Plan Assessment

A general rubric to be used as either a formative or summative assessment of floor plans as students design and draw them.

Rubric Code: YX4W4C6

By vannordenk

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Subject: Vocational

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Proficient 10 pts	Beginning Proficiency/Novice 5 pts	Non-proficiency 1 pts
Symbols	Proficient * Uses correct symbols * Symbols are legible & easy to read	Beginning Proficiency/Novice * Some correct symbols are used, but not consistently * Not always easy to understand symbols	Non-proficiency * Did not use correct symbols * Floorplan is hard to understand/follow
Traffic Patterns Enter description	Proficient * Traffic pattern is clear from furniture * Traffic pattern is obvious and transitions from room to room easily.	Beginning Proficiency/Novice * Traffic pattern is hard to follow or has some items blocking the flow. * Traffic pattern does not transition well between rooms.	Non-proficiency * Basic traffic pattern rules were not followed.
Zones Enter description	Proficient * Social, private and/or service zone rules were followed completely.	Beginning Proficiency/Novice * Atleast on one of the zone rules were not followed according to the text.	Non-proficiency * Two or more of the zone rules were not followed according to the text.
Basic Requirements	Proficient * Doors open into rooms * Scale is defined * Room dimensions are listed * Required rooms are included	Beginning Proficiency/Novice * Doors are missing or not opening in the correct direction(s) * Scale is not defined accurately * Required rooms are not complete.	Non-proficiency * Basic rules of floorplans were not followed * Scale is not included * Overall work is incomplete
Professionalism	Proficient * All lines & symbols are drawn with ruler * Designer's name is properly lettered in the correct location * Work is free of misspellings and smudges	Beginning Proficiency/Novice * Most lines are drawn using a ruler * Designer's name is either not lettered correctly or not in the correct location. * Work has misspellings, areas not erased well or smudged	Non-proficiency * Most lines are not drawn with a ruler * No name or incorrect lettering is used * Work has misspellings, major smudges and areas not erased prior to re-drawing.
Creativity	Proficient * Designer showed creativity in multiple areas of their layout: furniture placement, traffic flow, or overall floorplan design.	Beginning Proficiency/Novice * Designer showed creativity in one of the following areas of their layout: furniture placement, traffic flow, or overall floorplan design.	Non-proficiency * Designer showed predictability with their work.

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