Physical Education Grading Policy and Participation Rubric

Blair’s grading policy is based on the guidelines set by National Physical Education Standards (NASPE). The guidelines are as follows:

• Competency in motor skills and movement patters.
• Understanding of movement concepts, principles, strategies, and tactics.
• Participates regularly in physical activity.
• Achieves/maintains a health-enhancing level of physical fitness.
• Exhibits responsible personal and social behavior.
• Values physical activity for health, enjoyment, challenge, self-expression, and social interaction.

Percentage Breakdown

30% Application of Fitness Concepts

• Cardiovascular
• Flexibility
• Muscular strength
• Muscular endurance

30% Application of Movement Concepts

• Perform a variety of skills
• Combining and sequencing fundamental movement patterns
• Applying skills in a variety of recreational and daily life experiences
• Improve movement effectiveness and safety

20% Application of Personal and Social Responsibilities Concepts

• Demonstrates social skills necessary to work effectively with others
• Displaying positive attitudes and behaviors
• Contributing as a team member
• Working in a safe manner

20% Application of Cognitive Skills

• Integrating reading and writing
• Using playing strategies by making connections with other activities
• Completing written assignments
• Understanding knowledgeof rules and game strategies

Physical Education Rubric

4 – Performs at a very high level for the duration of the activity

• Demonstrates and successfully executes all required skills to complete the activity.
• Evidence of a well thought out strategy is clearly demonstrated during the activity.
• Recognizes his/her capabilities and limitations as well as those of others and assumes supportive or leadership role as the situation may dictate.
• Demonstrates an excellent understanding and knowledge of the rules.
• Demonstrates personal and social responsibility in physical activity settings at all times.
• Executes all required PE procedures with little or no prompting.

3 – Performs at a high level for the duration of the activity.

• Demonstrates and successfully executes most of the required skills of the activity.
• Evidence of a strategy is demonstrated during the activity.
• Usually recognizes his/her capabilities and limitations as well as those of others and sometimes assumes supportive or leadership role as the situation may dictate.
• Demonstrates a good understanding and knowledge of the rules.
• Demonstrates personal and social responsibility in physical activity settings most of the time.
• Executes most of the required PE procedures with some prompting.

2 – Performs at a moderate level for the duration of the activity.

• Demonstrates and successful executes some of the required skills of the activity.
• Evidence of a strategy is sometimes demonstrated during the activity.
• Sometimes recognizes his/her capabilities and limitations as well as those of others and rarely assumes supportive or leadership role as the situation may dictate.
• Demonstrates a fair understanding and knowledge of the rules.
• Demonstrates personal and social responsibility in physical activity settings some of the time.
• Executes some of the required PE procedures but needs repeated prompting.

1 – Performs at a minimal level for the duration of the activity.

• Rarely demonstrates or successful executes some of the required skills of the activity.
• Evidence of a strategy is rarely demonstrated during the activity.
• Rarely recognizes his/her capabilities and limitations as well as those of others and does not assumes supportive or leadership role as the situation may dictate.
• Demonstrates a poor understanding and knowledge of the rules.
• Rarely demonstrates personal and social responsibility in physical activity settings.
• Executes few of the required PE procedures and frequently needs repeated prompting.

0 – Does not perform.

*A student who is not prepared for participation will have the opportunity to earn up to 50% of the daily performance points.  The teacher will assign an activity or written work to be completed during class.