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\textbf{Self and Group Member Evaluation}

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Values to use in the table below: \\
5 = Superior \\
4 = Above Average \\
3 = Average \\
2 = Below Average \\
1 = Weak \\

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\textbf{Category} & My Name Below & Member 1 Name & Member 2 Name \\
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Names                              &           &             &          \\ 
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\textbf{Amount of Work}            &           &             &          \\ \hline
\textbf{Quality of Work}           &           &             &          \\ \hline
\textbf{Contribution of Ideas}     &           &             &          \\ \hline
\textbf{Qualities as Group Member} &           &             &          \\ \hline
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\textbf{Amount of Work Done:}
Relative to all other
group members, how much work did each person do?
Note: This score is relative to all other members
of the group. If every member did the same amount of work,
everyone would score 3 = Average.

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\textbf{Quality of Work Done:}
For the work that each member
of the group did, was that work done well?
This is not meant to be relative to other members
of the group (e.g., all members could score above or below average).


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\textbf{Contribution of Ideas:}
Did the group member contribute ideas, were they good ideas
and were they ultimately used?
This is not meant to be relative to other members
of the group (e.g., all members could score above or below average).

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\textbf{Quality as Group Member:}
Did the group member contribute to
a positive environment? For example, 
did they communicate well and in a timely manner,
did they help foster a supportive environment, 
and did they provide other members of the group
with opportunities to participate.
This is not meant to be relative to other members
of the group (e.g., all members could score above or below average).

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