WebQuest
Shooting a Basketball
Evaluation
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The shooting process will be graded on four different levels:
- Beginners
- Needs Work
- Above Average
- Excellent
If you fall in the "beginners" category on a step don't worry. It takes practice to become a good shooter. Just keep working hard and developing your skills and you can become a great shooter!
If you fall in the "needs work" or the "above average" category, that means you understand all of the concepts involved in that portion of the shooting skill. Keep practicing and honing your skills and that will fix the minor problems in your shot.
If you grade out as an "excellent" in a particular section that means you have performed the skill to perfection. This shows that you understand the concept and you have trained your body to shoot the basketball in the way coaches want it. Now take that perfect form and continue to shoot to become a great shooter!
Rubric
# | Beginner (1-3 Points) | Needs Work (4-6 Points) | Above Average (7-9 Points) | Excellent (10 Points) | Score |
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Feet and Hip Placement | Feet not lined up. Not standing in an athletic position. Struggling to understand the concept. | Feet not staggered. Either too wide or not wide enough. Knees not bent. | Not executing one of the following perfectly. Feet staggered, shoulder-width apart, knees slightly bent in an athletic position. | Perfect form. Feet staggered for balance, shoulder-width apart, and knees are slightly bent in an athletic position. | 10 |
Hand Placement | Not understanding the purpose or general concept of hand placement on a basketball. | Two or Three things lacking: Fingers spread, hand directly behind the ball, guide hand on side of ball and elbow behind ball. | One or two things lacking among: Fingers spread, hand directly behind the ball, guide hand on side of ball and elbow behind the ball. | Perfect form. Fingers spread, hand directly behind the ball, guide hand on side of ball and elbow behind the ball. | 10 |
Elbow Swing | Not understanding the concept or fundamentals of the arm swing. | Two of the following showing problems: Elbow directly behind ball, elbow comes to a 90 degree angle, and hips begin to raise. | One of the following not perfect: Elbow directly behind ball, elbow comes to a 90 degree angle, and hips begin to raise. | Perfect form. Elbow directly behind ball, elbow comes to 90 degrees, hips begin to raise. | 10 |
Follow Through | Doesn't understand the concept or fundamentals involved with the follow through. | Two or three problems with: Ball has backspin, shooting hand ends in good neck form, weak hand doesn't push ball, and finish with high arch. | One or two of the following aren't perfect: Ball has backspin, shooting hand ends in goose neck form, weak hand doesn't push ball, finish with high arch. | Perfect follow through. Ball has backspin, shooting hand ends in goose neck form, weak hand doesn't push ball, and finish with high arch. | 10 |
Total Score: 40 |
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