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GTD Black Belt Definition/Behavioral Anchors

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I am trying to locate the definitions for the various levels of GTD mastery to use as a monthly self-assessment to monitor my progress toward the goal of achieving black belt habits. We've discussed it and posted it on this forum before but I am unable to locate it.

Can someone refer to a location or post it again?

I think many could benefit from it particularly as we rapidly move into the new year!

Thanks for any help on this.....
 
group effor to create a rubric?

Currently in education, rubrics are used as a way of doing "authentic assessment". They are basically qualitative scales with richly described anchors. Maybe we could put our heads together and create a rubric that describes the various degrees to which elements of GTD might be implemented. For a good example of a really goof rubric of study skills go to North Andover High School's website.
 
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