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    Carpentry Rubrics

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    This document outlines a rubric for evaluating wood projects on measurements, cuts/joints, assembly, setup, craftsmanship, and safety. It provides descriptions for performance levels of developing, achieving, and excelling in each area. For example, for measurements an excelling project would have accurate measurements with little guidance needed to follow plans, while a developing project would have inaccuracies and not closely follow plans. The rubric provides standards for technical skills and safe work practices in woodworking projects.

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    Carpentry Rubrics

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    This document outlines a rubric for evaluating wood projects on measurements, cuts/joints, assembly, setup, craftsmanship, and safety. It provides descriptions for performance levels of developing, achieving, and excelling in each area. For example, for measurements an excelling project would have accurate measurements with little guidance needed to follow plans, while a developing project would have inaccuracies and not closely follow plans. The rubric provides standards for technical skills and safe work practices in woodworking projects.

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    This document outlines a rubric for evaluating wood projects on measurements, cuts/joints, assembly, setup, craftsmanship, and safety. It provides descriptions for performance levels of developing, achieving, and excelling in each area. For example, for measurements an excelling project would have accurate measurements with little guidance needed to follow plans, while a developing project would have inaccuracies and not closely follow plans. The rubric provides standards for technical skills and safe work practices in woodworking projects.

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    Carpentry Rubrics

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    Jymaer Geromo
    This document outlines a rubric for evaluating wood projects on measurements, cuts/joints, assembly, setup, craftsmanship, and safety. It provides descriptions for performance levels of developing, achieving, and excelling in each area. For example, for measurements an excelling project would have accurate measurements with little guidance needed to follow plans, while a developing project would have inaccuracies and not closely follow plans. The rubric provides standards for technical skills and safe work practices in woodworking projects.

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    REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

    Department of Education
    REGION XI
    Schools Division of Digos City
    GOMA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    School ID: 301906
    Wood ProjectN
    Developing Achieving Excelling
    10 pts 30 pts 50 pts

    Measurement Developing Achieving Excelling


    No attention to measurements. Very little Minor measurment errors. Plans followed but Measurements are accurate. Little or no
    accuracy in following plans. steps skipped or done incorrectly. Guidance guidance required in following plans.
    required.

    Cuts / Joints Developing Achieving Excelling


    Cuts not square, large gaps in joints. Some minor errors in cuts. Small visible gaps in Cuts accurate. Joints fit tightly.
    joints.

    Assembly Developing Achieving Excelling


    Little care taken in assembly of project. Minor errors in assembly. Overall assembly is No visible errors in assembly. No visible
    Some pieces do not fit correctly. Evidence accurate. Minor evidence of glue. A few bent and glue. A very high quality product. No bent
    of glue. visible nails. Screws or nails are not driven flush. nails or visible screws.

    Setup Developing Achieving Excelling


    Student neglects to take the time to setup With prompting, student will setup equipment Student always is very thorough with setup
    equipment properly before using. Student before using but needs guidance. to make sure everything is set correctly
    needs guidance all the time. before using. No guidance needed.
    REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
    Department of Education
    REGION XI
    Schools Division of Digos City
    GOMA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    School ID: 301906

    Craftsmanship Developing Achieving Excelling


    Project has many errors. Student did not Project has few minor errors. Student applied Project built to detailed standards.
    apply given talent. given talent to satisfactory standards. Attention to detail, superior quality

    Safety Developing Achieving Excelling


    Student neglects to use proper PPE and is With prompting, student wears PPE Student is Student always wears PPE, works carefully,
    careless in the work. Does not keep area somewhat careless about work and does not keep and keeps work area neat and clutter free.
    neat and organized. area neat.

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