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    Badminton Serve Test Rubric - Focus Student 1

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    The student received a perfect score of 15/15 on a badminton serve test. They accurately listed the critical elements of two different serves and two serving rules. For the description question, the student provided a detailed response with cause and effect explaining how keeping their eye on the birdie during the serve helped them perform successfully, and how the racket pull back and follow through contributed to the power of the serve. The teacher provided positive feedback and suggested implementing serving strategy as an additional challenge.

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    The student received a perfect score of 15/15 on a badminton serve test. They accurately listed the critical elements of two different serves and two serving rules. For the description question, the student provided a detailed response with cause and effect explaining how keeping their eye on the birdie during the serve helped them perform successfully, and how the racket pull back and follow through contributed to the power of the serve. The teacher provided positive feedback and suggested implementing serving strategy as an additional challenge.

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    The student received a perfect score of 15/15 on a badminton serve test. They accurately listed the critical elements of two different serves and two serving rules. For the description question, the student provided a detailed response with cause and effect explaining how keeping their eye on the birdie during the serve helped them perform successfully, and how the racket pull back and follow through contributed to the power of the serve. The teacher provided positive feedback and suggested implementing serving strategy as an additional challenge.

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    The student received a perfect score of 15/15 on a badminton serve test. They accurately listed the critical elements of two different serves and two serving rules. For the description question, the student provided a detailed response with cause and effect explaining how keeping their eye on the birdie during the serve helped them perform successfully, and how the racket pull back and follow through contributed to the power of the serve. The teacher provided positive feedback and suggested implementing serving strategy as an additional challenge.

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    Badminton Serve Test Rubric Feedback: Total Score= 15/15

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    3 Points 2 Points 1 Point 0 Points

    Does not
    Able to list the Able to list 1
    Attempts to list attempt to
    Serve Names (Q1) 2 serves serve
    at least 1 serve answer the
    accurately accurately
    question

    Able to list all 3 Able to list 2 of Able to list 1 of


    Does not
    critical the 3 critical the 3 critical
    attempt to
    Critical Elements 1 (Q2) elements of elements of elements of
    answer the
    serve #1 serve #1 serve #1
    question
    correctly correctly correctly
    Able to list all 3 Able to list 2 of Able to list 1 of
    Does not
    critical the 3 critical the 3 critical
    attempt to
    Critical Elements 2 (Q3) elements of elements of elements of
    answer the
    serve #2 serve #2 serve #2
    question
    correctly correctly correctly
    Does not
    Able to list the
    Able to list 1 Attempts to list attempt to
    Rules (Q4) 2 rules
    rule accurately at least 1 rule answer the
    accurately
    question
    Describe the Describe the
    Does not
    answer with answer with
    include detail. Does not
    great detail. some detail.
    Provides some attempt to
    Description (Q5) Provides a Provides cause
    cause and answer the
    cause and and effect for
    effect within the question
    effect for the most of the
    answer.
    entire answer. answer.

    Each question on the exam is worth up to 3 points and there are 5 questions on the exam. The
    entire exam is worth up to a maximum of 15 points.

    Exceeding the Standard: 14-15 points. Student answered questions 1-4 correctly and provided
    a detailed, personal response with cause and effect for question 5.

    Meeting the Standard: 12-13 points. Student answered questions 1-4 correctly and provided a
    response that was specific to their own experience and included cause and effect for most of the
    answer for question 5.

    Approaching the Standard: 8-11 points. Student answered most of questions 1-4 correctly and
    provided a cause and effect in their response for question 5 with little to no detail.

    Not Meeting the Standard: Less than 8 points. Student answered some of questions 1-4 and did
    not provide a response for question 5.
    Comments:
    Great work. I appreciate that you added details into your answers for the critical elements
    questions (questions 2 and 3). This shows me that you are really understanding what to do
    when serving. Great detail, reasoning, and sequence in your response to question 5. Yes,
    keeping your eye on the birdie is very helpful when trying to perform a successful serve. And
    yes! The pull back of the racket and the follow through contribute to the overall power of the
    serve! Excellent job Laela!
    As an added challenge for our next badminton lesson, I think you should try implementing some
    strategy into your serve! By this I mean try serving it short, just past the service line or try
    serving it long just before the boundary line. This will make it challenging for your opponent to
    return the serve. I think you can do this!

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