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    Table Tennis PT 1 Q2

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    This rubric evaluates students on their table tennis skills in four areas: forehand, backhand, serve, and gameplay. Each area is worth 25 points and has criteria for an excellent (5 points), very satisfactory (4 points), satisfactory (2-3 points), and needs improvement (1 points) performance. The criteria describe the proper technique for each skill and expectations for sportsmanship during gameplay. The total possible score is 100 points.

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    Table Tennis PT 1 Q2

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    This rubric evaluates students on their table tennis skills in four areas: forehand, backhand, serve, and gameplay. Each area is worth 25 points and has criteria for an excellent (5 points), very satisfactory (4 points), satisfactory (2-3 points), and needs improvement (1 points) performance. The criteria describe the proper technique for each skill and expectations for sportsmanship during gameplay. The total possible score is 100 points.

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    This rubric evaluates students on their table tennis skills in four areas: forehand, backhand, serve, and gameplay. Each area is worth 25 points and has criteria for an excellent (5 points), very satisfactory (4 points), satisfactory (2-3 points), and needs improvement (1 points) performance. The criteria describe the proper technique for each skill and expectations for sportsmanship during gameplay. The total possible score is 100 points.

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    Table Tennis PT 1 Q2

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    Richard Jerome Dela Cruz
    This rubric evaluates students on their table tennis skills in four areas: forehand, backhand, serve, and gameplay. Each area is worth 25 points and has criteria for an excellent (5 points), very satisfactory (4 points), satisfactory (2-3 points), and needs improvement (1 points) performance. The criteria describe the proper technique for each skill and expectations for sportsmanship during gameplay. The total possible score is 100 points.

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    Rubrics: Table Tennis
    Criteria Excellent Very Satisfactory Needs Score
    Satisfactory - Improvement
    -1 (2-3) -
    (4-5)
    Forehand -racket is parallel to the -moves to meet -uses proper grip - Students do not
    accurately demonstrate the
    25pts. ground the ball after the -uses the correct side
    proper forehand technique
    -arm is bent in the bounce of the racket during the performance
    elbow -steps into the -feet remain
    -follow through above shot stationary
    the opposite shoulder -racket is too
    open (ball will go
    out of bounds)
    -racket is too
    closed (ball will
    hit the net)

    Backhand -racket is parallel to the -moves to meet -uses proper grip - Students do not
    accurately demonstrate the
    25pts. ground the ball after the -uses the correct side
    proper backhand
    -stance is sideways to bounce of the racket technique during the
    the target -steps into the -feet remain performance
    -follow through above shot stationary
    the opposite shoulder -racket is too
    -able to vary speed open
    -racket is too
    closed
    -follow through
    over shoulder

    Serve -able to place the ball -able to place the -uses proper grip - Students do not
    into the correct box ball in the front -able to get the ball accurately demonstrate the
    25pts. proper hand technique
    -able to vary speed or half of the court over the net during the service
    depth -toss is proper -steps over the performance
    -able to strategically height serving line
    place the ball -does not cross -able to serve the ball
    -able to serve the ball serving line into the correct box 2
    into the correct box 7 -singles: stance is out of 10 times
    out of 10 times close to the
    middle line
    -doubles: stance
    is in the middle
    of the serving
    side
    -able to serve the
    ball into the
    correct box 5 out
    of 10 times

    Gameplay -has knowledge of a -has some -has little knowledge - No effort


    25pts. majority of the rules knowledge of the of the rules
    -demonstrates excellent rules -demonstrates
    sportsmanship (shake -demonstrates acceptable
    opponents hand before good sportsmanship (says
    and after the game, calls sportsmanship good luck to opponent
    the shots in and out (shakes hand before the game, does
    honestly, recognizes opponents hand not use foul language)
    good performance from before the game,
    partner (doubles) and does not boast
    opponent). when a point is
    scored)

    Total: Excellent Very Satisfactory Needs


    Satisfactory - Improvement
    -1 (2-3) -
    (4-5)

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