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COS-130<br />
<strong>Shampooing</strong>, <strong>Rinsing</strong> & <strong>Conditioning</strong><br />
SYLLABUS<br />
_2 credit hour _________ ____60 contact hours<br />
COURSE DESCRIPTION:<br />
After successful completion of this course, the students will be able to perform a proper hair analysis<br />
based on hair structure, condition, <strong>and</strong> chemical composition of hair. Foundational knowledge about hair<br />
structure will be gained. Student will be educated about hair loss <strong>and</strong> treatments available. Student will be<br />
able to identify various disorders of hair <strong>and</strong> scalp. Proper shampoo, rinse <strong>and</strong> conditioning will be<br />
demonstrated including exhaustive scalp massage. Student will be able to identify proper use of various<br />
types of shampoo <strong>and</strong> conditioner varieties for specific types of hair.<br />
RESOURCES<br />
Textbook: Milady’s St<strong>and</strong>ard Cosmetology, ISBN-13: 978-1-4180-4935-5<br />
Learning Resource System<br />
Intellitec College has a Learning Resource System (LRS) that includes all materials that support a<br />
student’s educational experience providing intervention activities as well as enrichment opportunities<br />
for the student. The LRS includes:<br />
• Electronic Resources<br />
• Textbooks<br />
• Program Supplemental Books<br />
• Industry Relevant Magazines<br />
• Computers with Internet Access<br />
• Research Databases<br />
• Student Paced Subject Tutorials (LearningExpressLibrary.com)<br />
During each term it is required that students become acquainted with as well as complete course<br />
specific enhancing assignments utilizing all of the reference material found in the Learning Resource<br />
System.<br />
COURSE OBJECTIVES:<br />
After successful completion of this course the students will name <strong>and</strong> identify the structure of hair root,<br />
the 3 layers of the hair shaft <strong>and</strong> the 3 bonds in the cortex. Student will analyze hair, <strong>and</strong> utilize<br />
appropriate shampoo <strong>and</strong> conditioner based on findings. Student will learn the process of hair growth,<br />
hair loss, <strong>and</strong> underst<strong>and</strong> different hair loss treatments available. Performance of proper shampoo, rinse,<br />
<strong>and</strong> conditioning services will occur throughout clinical services.<br />
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TEACHING STRATEGIES:<br />
Through the use of text study, lecture, video <strong>and</strong> both written <strong>and</strong> practical assessment labs, the student<br />
will have a full underst<strong>and</strong>ing of hair structure, knowledge of shampoo <strong>and</strong> conditioners, <strong>and</strong> have the<br />
ability to perform a correct scalp massage. Student will be able to conduct a shampoo service <strong>and</strong> feel<br />
comfortable applying said skills <strong>and</strong> knowledge during their clinic practice.<br />
EVALUATION:<br />
The following is a breakdown of the impact of varied criteria, in regard to the Final grade:<br />
Assessment Activities Percentage<br />
Value<br />
Projects & Labs focusing on Skills 60%<br />
Summative Skills Assessment focused on<br />
Task based facts (mid-term <strong>and</strong> finals<br />
7%<br />
Cognitive Assessments that are written<br />
And oral (multiple choice, quizzes, etc.)<br />
8%<br />
Demonstrated Professional Demeanor<br />
20%<br />
(attendance, participation, <strong>and</strong> conduct)<br />
LRS 5%<br />
100%<br />
Grading Scale Grade<br />
90-100% A= 4 pts<br />
80-89% B= 3 pts<br />
70-79% C= 2 pts<br />
60-69% D= 1 pt<br />
0-59% F= 0 pts<br />
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COS-130 <strong>Shampooing</strong>, <strong>Rinsing</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Conditioning</strong><br />
COURSE OUTLINE<br />
The following will be covered IN DEPTH throughout this course:<br />
Week<br />
Number<br />
1<br />
Topic Source<br />
The student will:<br />
• Learn <strong>and</strong> identify key terminology.<br />
• Learn the properties of the hair <strong>and</strong> scalp<br />
• Name <strong>and</strong> describe the structure of hair root, the 3<br />
layers of the hair shaft <strong>and</strong> the 3 bonds in the<br />
cortex.<br />
• Learn the process of hair growth<br />
• Discuss hair loss <strong>and</strong> treatments available<br />
• Recognize hair <strong>and</strong> scalp disorders <strong>and</strong> which a<br />
cosmetologist can service.<br />
• Underst<strong>and</strong> the PH scale <strong>and</strong> its importance to<br />
cosmetology<br />
• Know the benefits of various types of shampoo <strong>and</strong><br />
conditioners.<br />
• Perform proper scalp manipulations as part of<br />
shampoo service<br />
• Demonstrate proper shampoo <strong>and</strong> conditioning<br />
procedure.<br />
Level 2 Level 2: Answer the questions at the end of each chapter<br />
<strong>and</strong> give examples that apply to each of the questions.<br />
Supplies: Text book, use of supplemental information to<br />
reinforce underst<strong>and</strong>ing.<br />
Level 3 Students will demonstrate an underst<strong>and</strong>ing of the<br />
material through guided practice of the techniques,<br />
illustration of procedures <strong>and</strong> interpretation of the chapter<br />
material reviewed.<br />
Level 4 Students will demonstrate synthesis of their<br />
underst<strong>and</strong>ing of the procedures through actual classroom<br />
demonstrations, unique problem solving <strong>and</strong> presentations<br />
Milady’s Text<br />
Ch’s 9 & 13<br />
Instructor<br />
Group Discussion<br />
Milady’s Text<br />
Ch. 9 &13<br />
Milady’s Text<br />
Ch. 9 &13<br />
Milady’s Text<br />
Ch. 9 &13<br />
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s<br />
Week<br />
Number<br />
1<br />
Read Chapter 9<br />
Assignments Due<br />
Assignments Source<br />
Create a model of the hair shaft, describing the layers, root,<br />
<strong>and</strong> side bonds in the cortex<br />
Perform hair analysis on classmates.<br />
Answer review questions aloud<br />
Read Chapter 13<br />
Discuss various shampoo <strong>and</strong> conditioners<br />
Using mannequins, drape properly, perform scalp<br />
manipulations to be used in shampoo. Practice shampoo<br />
techniques.<br />
Role-play shampoo with students in pairs.<br />
<strong>Shampooing</strong>/<strong>Conditioning</strong> will be performed in clinic.<br />
Day I:<br />
Day II:<br />
Chapter 9<br />
Theory Hour Level II, III, IV<br />
• Review Key terms glossary words ( pgs 140-<br />
141, 162-163)<br />
• Structure <strong>and</strong> composition of the hair ( pg 142-<br />
146)<br />
• Hair analysis (pg 147-150)<br />
• Answer end of chapter questions (pg 160)<br />
• Hair growth (pg 150-153)<br />
• Hair loss <strong>and</strong> Disorders of the Hair (pg 153-<br />
160)<br />
• Chapter 9 Test<br />
Chapter 13<br />
Theory Hour Level II, III, IV<br />
Milady’s Text<br />
Ch 9<br />
Instructor<br />
Student Kit<br />
Video<br />
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Day III:<br />
Day IV:<br />
Day V:<br />
• Underst<strong>and</strong>ing Shampoos <strong>and</strong> conditioners (pg<br />
219-228)<br />
• Brushing the Hair (pg 227)<br />
• Guidelines for Scalp Massage (pg 228)<br />
• Procedures (pg 229-238)<br />
• Review Questions (pg 238)<br />
• Chapter 13 Test<br />
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SCHOOL CLOSURES<br />
REFER TO THE SCHOOL CATALOG<br />
RADIO STATIONS TELEVISION STATIONS<br />
KIKX 102.7FM 1049AM KKTV CH. 11<br />
KKCS 102FM KOAA CH. 5 & 30<br />
KILO 94.3FM KRDO CH. 13<br />
KRDO 95.1FM 1240AM<br />
KHII 105.5FM<br />
KSSS 1300AM<br />
KVUU 99.9FM<br />
KVOR 740AM<br />
KSPZ 92.9FM<br />
KKFM 98.1FM<br />
EMERGENCIES:<br />
Any <strong>and</strong> all emergencies to include fire, theft, v<strong>and</strong>alism, <strong>and</strong>/or injuries require <strong>and</strong> incident<br />
report, which must be filed with the Night Building Supervisor, or the Dean of Students within two<br />
(2) class dates.<br />
CANCELLATION AND/OR CHANGE POLICIES:<br />
Refer to the school catalog<br />
CHANGE IN STATUS PROCEDURES:<br />
All change in status to include, name change, class schedule change, or program change must<br />
originate with the Dean of Students before any change can take place.<br />
LEAVE OF ABSENCE PROCEDURES:<br />
See Catalog for Leave Of Absence Criteria<br />
CLASSROOM CONDUCT:<br />
Class times: These schedules are full-time 6 hours per day.<br />
Level 1-<br />
Students will meet for class Monday-Friday for 15 weeks<br />
Level 2/3- Shift 1-8:30 am- 3:00 pm Shift 2 12:30 pm-7:00 pm Tuesday-Friday with<br />
both shifts attending Saturday 8:30-3:00. 15 weeks.<br />
Level 4- Mini Boards 8:30 am- 3:00 pm Monday. Shift 1-8:30 am- 3:00 pm Shift 2<br />
12:30 pm-7:00 pm Tuesday-Friday with both shifts attending Saturday 8:30-3:00.<br />
*Optional day Tues-Sat. 15 weeks.<br />
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Contact: If a student is going to be late, or miss entirely, the instructor should be previously<br />
notified when realistic, or called as soon as possible.<br />
Class breaks: There is a break schedule, with a ten-minute break for every 50 minutes of<br />
instruction. One twenty-minute break will be scheduled for both the morning <strong>and</strong><br />
evening sessions. Breaks may vary at the discretion of the instructor.<br />
Attire: OSHA regulations require closed toed shoes <strong>and</strong> sleeved tops that cover the entire<br />
torso. Black pants/skirts/capris are allowed non-denim. Red, black, gray <strong>and</strong> white<br />
tops are permitted. Skirts <strong>and</strong> dresses are allowed if longer than knee while sitting<br />
<strong>and</strong> worn with leggings or opaque tights. Black shoes/socks. Hats, sleeveless tops,<br />
colors not mentioned, shorts, <strong>and</strong> all types of denim are not permitted.<br />
Behavior: No profanity within the classroom environment will be tolerated. (We are learning<br />
to be professionals). No ethnic or sexist humor. There will be no ridicule of another<br />
student. All students are paying to learn. There is no stupid question.<br />
Food <strong>and</strong> drink: Food <strong>and</strong> drink in the classroom <strong>and</strong> clinic are not permitted. Drinks in closed<br />
containers are allowed at the instructors’ discretion.<br />
Phone usage <strong>and</strong><br />
Messages: All students have the use of the public telephones located at the south side of the<br />
building near the student entrance. Every effort will be made to locate a student in<br />
emergency situations.<br />
CELL PHONES OR PAGERS ARE ALLOWED IN THE CLASS ROOM, BUT CALLS/TEXTING<br />
MUST BE HANDLED OUT OF CLASSROOM.<br />
Parking: All students will use the student parking area located surrounding the building. The<br />
obstruction of fire lanes is unwise, <strong>and</strong> in the event of emergency vehicles entering<br />
the property, any damage to your vehicle will not be the liability of the emergency<br />
vehicles. Parking in the h<strong>and</strong>icapped spaces without the necessary plate or placard,<br />
the police may be notified, <strong>and</strong> you may be ticketed. Parking in marked spaces for<br />
shared tenants <strong>and</strong> <strong>IntelliTec</strong> customers is not allowed.<br />
Attendance Policy:<br />
Students are expected to attend <strong>and</strong> make productive use of all available training time: five hours for<br />
each day of training scheduled. The h<strong>and</strong>s-on learning environment makes it imperative you are in<br />
class to receive the full benefit of instruction <strong>and</strong> practice time given. Make up labs are not an<br />
adequate substitute for being in class when the modality is taught. Please make every effort to ensure<br />
your future professional success as a massage therapist by attending every scheduled class.<br />
If you are going to be absent please inform your instructor ahead of time. If an unplanned absence<br />
occurs please call the front desk receptionist at (719)542-3181<strong>and</strong> leave a message for your instructor.<br />
It is understood that there may be instances where a student may miss class due to personal illness,<br />
illness or death within their immediate family or other unforeseen emergency situations. In those cases<br />
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the student must make arrangements with their instructor for makeup assignments <strong>and</strong>/or missed<br />
tests.<br />
• Makeup assignments/tests will be scheduled at the Instructor’s/Program Supervisor’s<br />
discretion.<br />
• A student cannot make up any assignment/test/lab practical during hours of their<br />
scheduled class attendance.<br />
• A student that successfully makes up an assignment/test/lab practical will be giving the<br />
appropriate grade minus points deducted per days missed.<br />
• Makeup assignments are given at the instructors’ discretion <strong>and</strong> lose 10% of the total grade<br />
each day that it is late. The assignments can only be up to four “school” days late. All<br />
tests/exams must be made up by scheduling a time with the Program Supervisor within<br />
“ONE” day of missing the test/exam.<br />
For Example:<br />
o One day – 10% deduction<br />
o Two days – 20% deduction<br />
o Three days – 30% deduction<br />
o Four days – 40% deduction<br />
• NO assignments will be accepted after the LAST day of the course in which the student<br />
missed the assignments.<br />
Cosmetology Program Make up Hours Policy<br />
It is the policy in the <strong>IntelliTec</strong> College Cosmetology program that all missed classroom hours must be<br />
made up on campus.<br />
It is preferable that students attend the day/night class of the day they missed in order to stay on track<br />
with curriculum for that specific course; instructor lecture, classroom discussion, lab procedures, etc. If the<br />
student cannot attend corresponding day/night class, students must make up class time by completing a<br />
makeup assignment that may entail; book work, case studies, class web activities, <strong>and</strong>/or periodical<br />
research. All makeup work will be done in the Learning Resource Center/Tec Café.<br />
Class hours are scheduled in 15 minute increments; four 15 minute increments equals one class hour. If<br />
you miss only 15 minutes of class, you are still required to make up that time, as daily accrual of missed<br />
time will equal more make-up hours to complete.<br />
Makup hours may be made up in the Learning Resource Center on these days <strong>and</strong> during these times:<br />
Monday-Thursday 8:00am – 10:00pm<br />
Friday 8:00am – 1:30pm<br />
Procedure for make-up time in the Learning Resource Center:<br />
Prior to performing makeup time, speak with your instructor <strong>and</strong> let them know when you are<br />
planning to do your makeup time. Assignments vary based upon the amount of classroom hours you<br />
missed.<br />
Sign in on the appropriate clipboard for the Cosmetology Program at the Tec Café counter.<br />
Makeup hour assignments are located in the white binder at the Tec Café counter. Instructions are<br />
located within the binder.<br />
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Utilize resources in the Library Resource Center to assist you in completing your makeup<br />
assignment: Computer, Library Books, Periodicals, Etc.<br />
After you complete the makeup hours, sign out on the appropriate clipboard for the Cosmetology<br />
Program at the Tec Café counter.<br />
Deliver your makeup assignment to the college front desk <strong>and</strong> ask the receptionist to put the<br />
assignment in your instructors’ mailbox. If the receptionist has left for the day, please put your<br />
assignment in the folder labeled Cosmetology Assignments, located in the Tec Café.<br />
All make-up hours need to be completed “in full” by the following Friday of the week you missed<br />
class.<br />
o Example: Miss 3 hours of class on a Tuesday. You have until the following Friday (8 days)<br />
to makeup your hours<br />
o Miss 5 hours of class on a Thursday. You have until the following Friday (4 days) to makeup<br />
your hours<br />
Student have the option to spread out their makeup hours <strong>and</strong> make them up on various days, not all<br />
on the same day, just making sure that you have them completely made up by that following Friday.<br />
All makeup hours must be completed by the end of each course.<br />
Example: If you miss class time during week 6 of your course, you will only have until Friday of that week<br />
to makeup your time.<br />
Please note that if you miss practical labs, instructor lecture, group activities, etc. you are not receiving<br />
credit for those assignments by making up hours during makeup time. Makeup time is strictly to make up<br />
classroom “seat” time (clock hours). You will still receive the appropriate grade for what you have missed<br />
in class such as 10% off for late homework, 0 points for lab time, etc.<br />
Please feel free to contact your program supervisor, Melissa Bruce, if you have any questions regarding<br />
this policy.<br />
Makeup days <strong>and</strong> hours are also posted in the break area of the Cosmetology building.<br />
If an absence occurs <strong>and</strong> the student has missed the number of hours listed below,<br />
the following actions shall be taken immediately:<br />
1 st Missed Class (6 hours)<br />
Instructor must make verbal contact with the student <strong>and</strong> annotate it in the Student<br />
Info data file<br />
2 nd Missed Class (12 hours)<br />
The Instructor <strong>and</strong> Program Supervisor will attempt to contact the student.<br />
3 rd Missed Class (18 hours)<br />
The Dean of Students <strong>and</strong> or Retention Specialist will attempt to contact student. A<br />
Student Support Plan will be drawn up on the student, requiring the student<br />
signature.<br />
AT 25% absences (23 hours)<br />
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The student will be dropped if there has been no communication between the<br />
student with the Program Supervisor or the Dean of Students. If Student is retained,<br />
said student will be placed on Attendance Probation.<br />
At 33% Absences (30 hours)<br />
All students will be dropped unless their continued enrollment status is approved by<br />
the Director of the school.<br />
• The Instructor is to log each attempted phone call <strong>and</strong>/or e-mail to the student in<br />
the Student Info data base.<br />
• Leaving class early without the express consent of the instructor will result in zero<br />
attendance points.<br />
Website information<br />
• Students may access their school related information on the college website at<br />
classweb.intellitec.edu<br />
• To get to either the transcripts or Attendance in the ClassWeb, you should:<br />
• Click on “Student Resources.”<br />
• Click on “Transcripts” to see grades/transcripts, or<br />
• Click on “Attendance” to see attendance<br />
When accessing either Transcripts or Attendance, the student will need to enter their first initial<br />
<strong>and</strong> last name as the username, <strong>and</strong> the last 4 digits of their social security number as the password<br />
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Problem Solving<br />
Communication<br />
Team work<br />
A=Excellent<br />
5 points<br />
(90%-100%)<br />
Student always or at<br />
least 90% of the time<br />
performs labs <strong>and</strong><br />
contributes at the<br />
analysis level.<br />
Student always can<br />
examine, inspect,<br />
build, construct,<br />
create, produce, test<br />
for, <strong>and</strong> uncover.<br />
At least 90% of the<br />
time the student is<br />
focused, develops<br />
ideas, <strong>and</strong> offers<br />
suggestions that are<br />
appropriate with<br />
accuracy <strong>and</strong><br />
organization. Always<br />
respectfully listens<br />
<strong>and</strong> asks questions,<br />
listens carefully to<br />
feedback <strong>and</strong><br />
criticism <strong>and</strong> sees it<br />
as an opportunity to<br />
grow.<br />
90% of the time the<br />
student<br />
demonstrates<br />
cooperation, respect,<br />
<strong>and</strong> leadership.<br />
Always performs all<br />
duties assigned <strong>and</strong><br />
contributes<br />
knowledge, opinions,<br />
<strong>and</strong> skills to share<br />
with the team.<br />
Always does their<br />
share of the work.<br />
GRADING RUBRIC<br />
B=Highly<br />
Satisfactory<br />
4 points<br />
(80%-89%)<br />
Student almost<br />
always or 80% of the<br />
time performs labs<br />
<strong>and</strong> contributes at<br />
the application level.<br />
Student mostly<br />
performs at the<br />
application level <strong>and</strong><br />
can employ,<br />
maintain, make use<br />
of, manipulate,<br />
operate, relate, <strong>and</strong><br />
utilize.<br />
Almost always, or<br />
80% of the time the<br />
student is focused,<br />
develops ideas,<br />
offers suggestions<br />
that are appropriate<br />
with accuracy <strong>and</strong><br />
organization. Almost<br />
always respectfully<br />
listens <strong>and</strong> asks<br />
questions, listens<br />
carefully to feedback<br />
<strong>and</strong> criticism <strong>and</strong><br />
sees it as an<br />
opportunity to grow.<br />
80% of the time the<br />
student<br />
demonstrates<br />
cooperation, respect,<br />
<strong>and</strong> leadership.<br />
Almost always<br />
performs all duties<br />
assigned <strong>and</strong><br />
contributes<br />
knowledge, opinions,<br />
<strong>and</strong> skills to share<br />
with the team.<br />
Almost always does<br />
their share of the<br />
work.<br />
C=Satisfactory<br />
3 points<br />
(70%-79%)<br />
Student often or at<br />
least 70% of the time<br />
can perform labs <strong>and</strong><br />
contributes at the<br />
analysis level. Student<br />
most of the time<br />
contributes at the<br />
Comprehension level<br />
<strong>and</strong> can define,<br />
explain, interpret,<br />
transform, <strong>and</strong><br />
translate.<br />
Often, or 70% of the<br />
time the student is<br />
focused, develops<br />
ideas, offers<br />
suggestions that are<br />
appropriate with<br />
accuracy <strong>and</strong><br />
organization. Often<br />
respectfully listens <strong>and</strong><br />
asks questions, listens<br />
carefully to feedback<br />
<strong>and</strong> criticism <strong>and</strong> sees<br />
it as an opportunity to<br />
grow.<br />
70% of the time the<br />
student demonstrates<br />
cooperation, respect,<br />
<strong>and</strong> leadership. Often<br />
performs all duties<br />
assigned <strong>and</strong><br />
contributes<br />
knowledge, opinions,<br />
<strong>and</strong> skills to share with<br />
the team. Often does<br />
their share of the work.<br />
D-Barely Attaining<br />
2 points<br />
(60%-69%)<br />
Student seldom or<br />
60% of the time can<br />
perform at the<br />
analysis level.<br />
Student almost<br />
always performs at<br />
the knowledge level<br />
<strong>and</strong> can arrange,<br />
group, identify,<br />
label, list, locate,<br />
name, recall, recite,<br />
repeat, <strong>and</strong> select.<br />
Seldom, or no more<br />
than 60% of the<br />
time the Student is<br />
focused, develops<br />
ideas, offers<br />
suggestions that are<br />
appropriate with<br />
accuracy <strong>and</strong><br />
organization.<br />
Seldom listens<br />
carefully to<br />
feedback <strong>and</strong><br />
criticism or sees it as<br />
an opportunity to<br />
grow.<br />
60% of the time the<br />
student<br />
demonstrates<br />
cooperation,<br />
respect, <strong>and</strong><br />
leadership. Seldom<br />
performs all duties<br />
assigned <strong>and</strong><br />
contributes<br />
knowledge,<br />
opinions, <strong>and</strong> skills<br />
to share with the<br />
team. Always did<br />
their share of the<br />
work<br />
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Grade
CRITERIA<br />
Attendance<br />
Participation<br />
Rules<br />
5 points<br />
(90-100%)<br />
All day<br />
attendance<br />
(example<br />
8:30a-3p)<br />
Full class<br />
participation<br />
Follows all<br />
classroom<br />
rules<br />
Respect Full respect<br />
for one<br />
another <strong>and</strong><br />
instructor<br />
CRITERIA<br />
Preparation<br />
Consultation<br />
Execution<br />
5 points<br />
(90-100%)<br />
Student was<br />
prepared for<br />
service<br />
Salon quality<br />
consultation<br />
Salon<br />
Quality end<br />
result<br />
Close Client<br />
rebooked,<br />
purchased<br />
retail <strong>and</strong><br />
told about<br />
our referral<br />
special<br />
4 points<br />
(80-89%)<br />
Misses up to<br />
an hour of<br />
scheduled<br />
classroom<br />
time<br />
Selective<br />
involvement<br />
in days<br />
activities<br />
Only partial<br />
sanitation<br />
1 st warning<br />
or cell phone<br />
or food<br />
4 points<br />
(80-89%)<br />
Student was<br />
mostly<br />
prepared<br />
Consultation<br />
was correctly<br />
completed<br />
Proficient<br />
end result for<br />
current level<br />
Client either<br />
rebooked,<br />
purchased<br />
retail <strong>and</strong><br />
told about<br />
referrals<br />
Professionalism Rubric<br />
3 points<br />
(70-79%)<br />
Misses up to<br />
two hours of<br />
scheduled<br />
classroom<br />
time<br />
Not<br />
prepared<br />
Violation of<br />
dress code<br />
(not OSHA<br />
violation)<br />
Disruption<br />
causing<br />
other<br />
students to<br />
miss<br />
information<br />
Lab Assessment Rubric<br />
3 points<br />
(70-79%)<br />
Student was<br />
moderately<br />
prepared<br />
Consultation<br />
was<br />
completed<br />
but not done<br />
correctly<br />
Moderate<br />
proficiency<br />
for current<br />
level<br />
Client was<br />
given the<br />
opportunity<br />
to rebook,<br />
purchase<br />
retail <strong>and</strong><br />
refer<br />
2 points<br />
(60-69%)<br />
Misses up<br />
to three<br />
hours of<br />
scheduled<br />
classroom<br />
time<br />
Loss of<br />
motivation<br />
in task at<br />
h<strong>and</strong><br />
No<br />
sanitation<br />
performed<br />
Disrespect<br />
towards<br />
instructor or<br />
other<br />
students<br />
2 points<br />
(60-69%)<br />
Student was<br />
poorly<br />
prepared<br />
Consultation<br />
was<br />
completed<br />
<strong>and</strong> poorly<br />
1 point<br />
(50-59%)<br />
Misses up<br />
to four<br />
hours of<br />
scheduled<br />
classroom<br />
time<br />
Refusal to<br />
do task as<br />
asked by<br />
instructor<br />
Foul<br />
language<br />
used often<br />
Last cell<br />
phone or<br />
food<br />
warning<br />
1 point<br />
(50-59%)<br />
Student did<br />
not prepare<br />
or set up for<br />
service<br />
Incomplete<br />
consultation<br />
0 points<br />
(0%)<br />
No attendance<br />
No<br />
participation<br />
Out of dress<br />
code OSHA<br />
included<br />
Verbally or<br />
physically<br />
disrespectful<br />
with intent to<br />
hurt another<br />
emotionally or<br />
physically<br />
0 points<br />
(0%)<br />
Student did<br />
not bring<br />
their “kit” to<br />
the clinic.<br />
No<br />
consultation<br />
completed<br />
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Poor<br />
proficiency<br />
for current<br />
level<br />
Client did not<br />
offer but<br />
client did<br />
rebook ,<br />
purchase<br />
retail or refer.<br />
End result<br />
does not<br />
reflect<br />
adequate<br />
skill for<br />
current level<br />
Client<br />
walked self<br />
to the front<br />
desk with no<br />
follow<br />
through by<br />
student<br />
Did not<br />
show skill or<br />
knowledge<br />
of service<br />
rendered.<br />
Client did<br />
not pay or<br />
visit desk<br />
prior to<br />
leaving
I received a copy of my class syllabus for COS 130 I have read <strong>and</strong> underst<strong>and</strong> all of the policies <strong>and</strong><br />
procedures given to me by <strong>IntelliTec</strong> College.<br />
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Students name Date<br />
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Print Name<br />
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