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Formative Assessment Rubric 
This rubric indicates the criteria I will be looking for as a I formatively assess my students throughout the multi-day lesson using close-reading strategies analyzing Section 1 "Jo Ann Robinson" of Freedman's Freedom Walkers and a primary source document.
Rubric Code: YX34A89
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Subject: History  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Participation

Poor

Students have not or rarely contribute to class discussion about readings or questions pertaining to the lesson.
Fair

Students occasional contribute to class discussion about readings or questions pertaining to the lesson.
Good

Students frequently contribute class discussion about readings or questions adding thought-provoking remarks.
Annotations

Poor

Students have interacted very little with the text through annotations. Annotations do not reveal students thinking and application of skills: using context clues, summarizing, identifying important details, etc.
Fair

Students occasionally interacted with the text using annotations. Annotations reveal some students thinking and application of skills: using context clues, summarizing, identifying important details, etc.
Good

Students frequently interacted with the text using annotations. Annotations reveal deep thought and application of skills: using context clues, summarizing, identifying important details, etc.
Text-dependent questions

Poor

Students developed a lack of understanding as indicated by providing little to no elaboration on responses and failing to use text-evidence to support reasoning.
Fair

Students developed an understanding as indicated through the use of text-based evidence and elaboration of reasoning.
Good

Students developed a thorough understanding as indicated through multiple uses of text-based evidence and providing an in-depth elaboration of reasoning.




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