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7/25/2019 Interpersonal Skills Rubric
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ACADEMIC EXPECTATION: Interpersonal Skills
Students will demonstrate proficiency in Interpersonal Skills among
and across the disciplines.
CRITERIA EXEMPLARY 4 PROFICIENT 3 DEVELOPING 2 BEGINNING 1 S T
Respect Alwaysdemonstrates respect
for self, others, andthe environment.Consistently accepts
personal differences.
Usually demonstratesrespect for self,
others, and theenvironment.Regularly accepts
personal differences.
Sometimesdemonstrates respect
for self, others, andthe environment.Sometimes accepts
personal differences.
Rarelydemonstrates
respect for self,others, and theenvironment.Rarely accepts
personal
differences.Attitude Always displays
positive attitudetoward the project
and group. When
offering criticism it isalways constructive.
Usually displays
positive attitudetoward the project
and group. When
offering criticism it isusually constructive.
Sometimes displays
positive attitude.When offering
criticism it is
sometimesconstructive.
Rarely displays
positive attitudetoward the group or
the project. When
offering criticism itis rarelyconstructive.
Working with
OthersAlways listens to,shares with andsupports the ideas
and efforts of others.
Usually listens to,shares with andsupports the ideas of
others.
Sometimes listens,shares and supportsothers. Student will
cooperate but needsguidance
Rarely listens,shares or supportsothers ideas or
efforts.
Contributions Always providesuseful and creativecontributions which
provide direction to
the group.
Usually providesuseful contributions.A reliable group
participant.
Sometimes providesuseful contributions.
Rarely providesusefulcontributions.
Focus on Task
and Time
Management
Always stays focusedon task and uses timewell to ensure tasksare completed on
time.
Usually stays focusedon task and uses timewell. Questions orrequests will quickly
refocus this student.
Sometimes distractedfrom task, othersmust help redirect.Behavior minimally
distracts others.Tends to
procrastinate but doescomplete task.
Regularlydistracted fromtask. Behavioroften distracts
others from task.Does not use timewell. Deadlineadjustmentsneeded.
Teacher Comments
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