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Social Skills Social Skills Rubric for Social Skills-Autism & STAR DT/PRT Rubric Code: JX5AA75 By hdsjsdm Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Assignment Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8, 9-12

Progress Chart
	Poor 0 pts	Fair 1 pts	Good 2 pts	Mastery 3 pts
Attending ~ Lesson 2	Poor Does not look at work/adult when prompted. Does not show signs of listening when spoken to, or prompted.	Fair Looks at work/adult when prompted, and then looks away. Shows signs of listening when spoken to or prompted, but not for half of the conversation or activity/lesson.	Good Looks at work/adult when prompted, and continues to hold gaze appropriately. Shows signs of listening when spoken to or prompted for at least half of the conversation or activity/lesson.	Mastery Looks at work/adult without being prompted and holds gaze appropriately. Listens when spoken to, and for duration of conversation or activity/lesson.
Following Directions	Poor Does not follow directions:verbal or picture format.	Fair Follows directions when given verbally and/or in picture format, but only when redirected constantly.	Good Follows directions when given verbally and/or in picture format with 3 or less re-directions.	Mastery Follows directions in either verbal or picture format with 1 or less re-direction.
Making a Request	Poor Does not make requests.	Fair Gives receiver (teacher, etc.) a picture card to make a request, or makes a verbal request, when given a full prompt.	Good Gives receiver (teacher, etc.) a picture card to make a request, or makes a verbal request, when prompted.	Mastery Gives receiver (teacher, etc.) a picture card to make a request independently, or verbally makes requests.
Answering/Asking a Question	Poor Does not answer/ask questions.	Fair Gives receiver (teacher, etc.) a picture card to answer/ask a question, or gives a verbal response, when given a full prompt.	Good Gives receiver (teacher, etc.) a picture card to answer/ask a question, or gives a verbal response, when prompted.	Mastery Gives receiver (teacher, etc.) a picture card to answer/ask a question independently, or verbally responds.