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Creating Rubrics for Physical Education Assessing Concepts: Secondary Biomechanics
Jacalyn Lea Lund Bonnie Mohnsen
Rubrics: the key to good Assess students’ under-
assessment. standing and application
of biomechanics.
Includes descriptions and
examples of different types of The assessment examples
rubrics, and provides a six-step included range from traditional
process for writing rubrics, to alternative and authentic.
including hints, suggestions, and Specifi c tools include multiple-
advice for avoiding common choice, short-answer, essay and
pitfalls. 2000, paperback, 20 pp. open-ended questions; logs;
ISBN 0-88314-713-0 role-playing and simulations;
research/reports; and projects. 2004, paperback, 24 pp.
304-10209 $13 retail/$10 member discount
ISBN 0-88314-911-7
Authentic Assessment of Physical Activity
304-10220 $13 retail/$10 member discount
for High School Students
Sarah Doolittle and Tom Fay
Assessing Student Responsibility
Integrate assessment
and Teamwork
into your program.
Mary O’Sullivan and Mary Henninger
The tool you need
Helps teachers align their
for objective student
instruction with standards 1 and
5 of the National Standards for
behavior assessment.
Physical Education, integrating
Help students take more
assessment from the beginning.
responsibility for their behavior
Developed and tested for more
and learning, while ensuring
than four years, this model
a more cooperative, safe
applies to most activity units.
environment. Modify the
Provides practical templates for recording assessment
Behavior Profi le for almost any
data and shows how to use summative and formative
class situation. Also provides guidelines for using the
assessments as the basis for grading. 2002, paperback,
tool for the fi rst time. 2000, paperback, 24 pp.
32 pp. ISBN 0-88314-739-4
ISBN 0-88314-714-9
304-10216 $13 retail/$10 member discount
304-10210 $13 retail/$10 member discount
Assessment in Games Teaching
Assessing Gymnastics
Stephen A. Mitchell and Judith L. Oslin
in Elementary School Physical Education
Assess student Steve Stork
performance in games.
Take the guesswork out
Use the Game Performance
of assessing gymnastics.
Assessment Instrument to assess
Presents assessment rubrics that
base position, decision-making,
accommodate the open-ended
skill execution, teammate support,
nature of gymnastics, as well as
guarding/marking, defensive
rubrics that assess the specifi cs
cover, and adjustments made
of each skill in gymnastics. Also
during the game. Provides a
includes assessment rubrics for
sample assessment sheet, as well
the progression from simple
as examples of how to use it for
sequences in early elementary
soccer, badminton, and softball. 1999, paperback, 21 pp.
school to more sophisticated routines in upper
ISBN 0-88314-716-5
elementary school. 2007, paperback, 32 pp.
ISBN 0-88314-919-2
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304-10303 $13 retail/$10 member discount
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