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Team self-grading Rubik

Team self-grading Rubik.

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Team self-grading Rubik

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  1. Team self-grading Rubik • Do not stress about this Rubik. It will only play a minor role for your grade. Whether your teammate evaluates you as 3 or 4 or 5 does not matter. If you get 1 and 2 scores consistently though, then you have a problem! I use this Rubik to eliminate the free-rider problem and not to figure out your grade! • Use the following point scores for this evaluation:1=weak, 2=below average, 3=average, 4=above average, 5=superior • Insert your name in the fist column and evaluate yourself • Insert your team member’s name in the second column and evaluate them • You can write comments on the back if you like.

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