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Anti-bullying PBL Assessment Rubric 
Rubric Code: Z239793
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Subject: (General)  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Developing

1 pts

Adequate

2 pts

Distinguished

3 pts

Definitions

What is Bullying?
What is Respect?

Developing

•Major concepts are accurate, but there are minor misunderstandings in content.
Adequate

•Major concepts are accurate without misunderstandings in content.
Distinguished

•Major concepts are accurate without misunderstandings in content.

•Be able to tell the difference between what is rude, what is mean and what is bullying
Art

Cross-curricular Art
Anti-bullying slogans

Developing

•Slogans are relevant to stopping or informing about bullying.
Adequate

•Slogans are relevant to stopping or informing about bullying.

•Slogans are presented in Mandarin.
Distinguished

•Slogans are relevant to stopping or informing about bullying.

•Slogans are presented in Mandarin.

•Slogans Couplets are visually good to see.
Mandarin

Cross-curricular
Bullying-related language expressions in Mandarin

Developing

•Are able to identify 10 bullying-related expressions in Mandarin when they listen or see these expressions.
Adequate

•Are able to pronounce and use (70% accurately) 10 bullying-related expressions in Mandarin.
Distinguished

•Are able to pronounce & use & write down 10 bullying-related expressions in Mandarin.

•Are able to peer review the usage of the related expressions in Mandarin.
Understanding and Practice

Developing

•Be able to identify possible bullying behavior.
Adequate

•Be able to identify possible bullying behavior.

•Know when and to whom to report possible bullying behavior.
Distinguished

•Be able to identify possible bullying behavior.

•Know when and to whom to report possible bullying behavior.

•Know how to be an ‘upstander’ not a bystander?




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