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    Badminton Performance Assessment Rubric

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    This rubric assesses badminton performance in five areas: serve, skills, team play, and two additional areas. For each area, performance is scored on a scale of 0 to 5, with higher scores indicating more advanced skills and strategies. The rubric describes the types of skills, techniques, and strategic awareness demonstrated by students at each performance level.

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    Badminton Performance Assessment Rubric

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    This rubric assesses badminton performance in five areas: serve, skills, team play, and two additional areas. For each area, performance is scored on a scale of 0 to 5, with higher scores indicating more advanced skills and strategies. The rubric describes the types of skills, techniques, and strategic awareness demonstrated by students at each performance level.

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    This rubric assesses badminton performance in five areas: serve, skills, team play, and two additional areas. For each area, performance is scored on a scale of 0 to 5, with higher scores indicating more advanced skills and strategies. The rubric describes the types of skills, techniques, and strategic awareness demonstrated by students at each performance level.

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    Badminton Performance Assessment Rubric

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    Badminton Performance Assessment Rubric

    Student Name: __________________________________________________________


    0
    1
    2
    3

    Serve

    No Effort

    Skills

    No Effort

    Is capable of legally
    serving from both
    sides of the court

    Legally begins play


    from one side of the
    court
    Has correct stance
    Holds birdie
    correctly
    Uses underhand
    swing serve
    Uses at least one
    overhead stroke
    Hits an underhand
    stroke on one side

    Clear shots often


    end up deep in the
    opponents court
    Varies depth
    occasionally

    Has a consistent
    serve

    Has occasional

    success with smash,


    drop, and clear

    shots
    Is able to cover the
    court and return

    shots up to five feet


    away

    Has developed a
    good short serve
    Aims the serve
    strategically

    Directs the birdie to


    the open court
    Chooses when to
    smash at the proper
    times
    Is consistently able
    to change the
    direction of play

    Team
    Play

    No Effort

    Arrives on the court


    promptly, prepared,
    and equipped
    Takes the left side

    of the court if
    weakest of two
    servers
    Moves to shots
    within a four foot
    radius

    Plays service and


    receiving rules
    properly
    Assumes
    responsibility for
    own territory on the
    court

    Legally switches
    sides with partner
    when appropriate
    Keeps score legally
    and ethically
    Has occasional
    success at an
    offensive strategy

    Uses offensive
    strategies:
    placement, smashes,
    drops, fake outs to
    exploit the weakness
    of the other team
    Backs up and
    communicates well
    with partner
    Does not take over
    partners position on
    the court

    Varies the depth


    and height of serve
    Serve puts the
    opponents on the
    defensive

    Uses a variety of
    shots, speeds, and
    depth
    Wins points by
    moving the
    opponents or
    strategically
    placing shots
    Covers a large area
    of the court
    Has mastered at
    least one offensive
    shot
    Detects opponents
    weakness and
    helps set the team
    strategy to exploit
    them
    Is very focused
    Is ethical,
    competitive, and
    enthusiastic

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