Timesheet for Employability Skills
Timesheet with Skills Rubric
Title: Timesheet for Employability Skills | Author: Preston Zimmerman |
Subject(s): All Tech Ed Courses | |
Grade Level(s): 9-12 | Total Time: 30 minutes |
Overview / Description:
In this weekly activity, students complete a self-assessment rubric and timesheets on a weekly basis and submit to the instructor. The teacher grades the timesheet and inserts their score into the rubric. The student then reflects on the instructor's score and makes necessary adjustments to their employability skills.
Learning goals/objectives:
After completing this activity, students should be able to . . .
- record what they completed daily on a timesheet
- understand what employers are looking for regarding employability skills
- read the rubric and understand how their participation grade will be evaluated
- understand classroom expectations and how the teacher will use the rubric in regarding to a participation grade.
Workplace Readiness Skill:
X | Social Skills | X | Communication |
X | Teamwork | X | Critical Thinking |
X | Attitude and Initiative | X | Planning and Organization |
X | Professionalism | Media Etiquette |
Content Standards:
Wisconsin Common Career Technical Standards
Career Development
CD4.a.6.h: Determine how self worth, self discipline, positive attitude and integrity displayed in a work situation affect employment status.
CD4.c.4.h: Model behaviors that demonstrate reliability and dependability.
ASCA Mindsets and Behaviors:
B-LS 6: Set high standards of quality
B-SS 6: Use effective collaboration and cooperation skills
B-SS 1: Use effective oral and written communication skills and listening skills
Materials: Timesheet with self assessment rubric
Learning Activities:
Teacher will put the rubric and timesheet on the projector/Learning Management System and describe to the students their expectations of the class and the rubric. This is typically done the first day of class. My current system is 10 points per day for participation and 10 points for turning in the timesheet with rubric.
Every Friday, the students turn in their timesheets and rubrics for a grade. This can be done on in a paper form or through a LMS.
WHO (T=Teacher Focus Lesson; WG=Whole Group\; SM=Small Group; I=Independent)
Learning Activity Task | WHO is responsible for this step? | Approximate time for task |
Describe classroom expectations. Model how to fill out timesheet and rubric. Demonstrate the different boxes of employability skills and what is acceptable and unacceptable | Teacher | 30 min on Day 1 |
Fill out timesheet with rubric | Students | 10 minutes per week |
Fill out teacher side of rubric. Enter grade in gradebook. Note ways to improve score. Many students will grade themselves harder that the instructor. | Teacher | 1 minute per student per week |
Assessment:
Interim Assessment: Every Friday students turn in their timesheet with at least one complete sentence per day to describe what they worked on. The students then fill out the back (rubric) for how they feel they did for that week. Teacher grades the front timesheet and then puts in their grade for the rubric. Students should be reviewing their grade and reflecting on how they can improve it.
Wrap-Up:
This is a weekly exercise. Students and teacher should be reflecting on their scores.
Extension Activity (for intervention or enrichment):