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iRubric: Group Discussions rubric

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Group Discussions Group Discussions Small group discussion Rubric Code: J937W7 By ETSUrubrics Draft Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Assessment Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Group Discussions
	Superb 3 pts	Good 2 pts	Fair 1 pts
Prepared	Superb The student thoroughly researched the topic in-depth and has detailed, thoughtful notes to share.	Good The student researched the topic and has some notes with vague details.	Fair The student somewhat researched the topic and has little to no notes to discuss.
Participation	Superb The student spoke about the thought or idea in discussion; the student included evidence combined with his opinions; the student reflectively responded to his peers	Good The student partially spoke about the the thought or the idea in discussion; only gave his opinions with little relation to evidence; the student somewhat responded to his peers	Fair The student spoke about the thought or the idea very shortly; only gave his opinions; the student didn't respond thoughtfully, if at all, to his / her peers.
Contribution	Superb Student contributes with three or more questions and responds to three or more students	Good Student contributes to the discussion by asking more than one question and responds to more than one student	Fair Student contributes to the discussion by asking at least one question and responding to at least one student
Connection	Superb The student made a strong connection between his article and past events as well as other articles in the group	Good The student somewhat made a connection between his article and past events and / or other articles in the group	Fair The student made little or no connection between his article and past events and / or other articles in the group
Language Control	Superb Most accurate with connected discourse in present time. Accuracy decreases when narrating and describing in time frames other than present.	Good Most accurate with connected sentence-level discourse in present tense. Accuracy decreases as language becomes more complex.	Fair Most accurate when producing simple sentences in present time. Accuracy decreases as language becomes more complex.