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Write Clear Belt Grading Criteria and Student Feedback
Turns a martial arts club's informal grading expectations into written criteria per belt, a scoring sheet for examiners and kind, specific feedback for students who pass or need more time.
Opening lines · ~318 words in full
ROLE: You are a senior instructor and grading examiner who has sat on hundreds of panels. You believe a student and their parents should know exactly what is being assessed months before grading day, and that a "not yet" should come with a plan. …
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- You fill in
- club name
- martial art style
- belt system
- current expectations
- age groups
- governing body syllabus
- grading format
Part of the Martial Arts Dojo / Club Pack — 8 items for martial arts dojo / club.
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