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Peer Tutor Expectations 
Used to evaluate the performance of peer tutors in a special education classroom.
Rubric Code: S5A7W7
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Subject: Education  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

5 pts

Fair

5 pts

Good

5 pts

Excellent

5 pts

Exemplary

5 pts

Total

25 pts



Communication

Poor

Often has difficulty
explaining concepts. Loses
patience with students.
Does not listen to the
concerns of students.
Fair

Sometimes has difficulty
explaining concepts. Sometimes
loses patience with the
tudents and gives up trying
to explain concepts.
Sometimes does not listen
to the concerns of students.
Good

Rarely has difficulty
explaining concepts. Rarely loses
patience with students and
usually listens to their
difficulties and concerns.
Excellent

Explains concepts clearly and
concisely. Listens carefully
to concerns of student.
Shows patience in repeating
instruction until student
understands.
Exemplary

Explains concepts
clearly and precisely. Uses own
examples and methods in
attempting to help student
understand. Listens carefully to the
student, and persists in helping the
student until the concepts are
understood. Provides motivation
for the student to learn.
Total


Attendance,
Punctuality,
Initiative

Poor

Frequently late for class
and unprepared to get right
to work. Misses a lot of
classes.
Fair

Enters class at the last
minute and then waits to be
told what to do by the
teacher. Has missed a few
classes.
Good

Enters class on time and
begins interacting with
students. Rarely misses
class and is rarely late for
class.
Excellent

Usually arrives early for
class and rarely misses
school. Interact with
students immediately upon
arrival in class. Usually
waits for instruction from
teacher to begin specific
tasks.
Exemplary

Always arrives early for class and
interacts with students. Begins
preparations without prompting
from teacher. Takes the initiative to
see what jobs must be done, and
begins those tasks. If uncertain as
to what is to be done on that day
approaches the teacher to ask what
must be done to get ready.
Total


Interaction with
students

Poor

Never approaches a student
first.
Fair

Sometimes approaches an
apparently needy student,
but approaches them with
hesitation.
Good

Usually approaches
students to see if they need
help.
Excellent

Usually helpful to many
students during the course
of a class. Usually keeps
busy by helping individuals
or by encouraging groups
or the class as a whole.
Exemplary

Always helpful to many students
during the course of a class.
Always keeps busy providing help
and encouragement to students.
Students feel comfortable in
approaching the peer tutor for help
Total


Energy and
attitude

Poor

Rarely smiles and gives
encouragement to students.
Students are hesitant to
approach peer tutor.
Fair

Helps students but often
appears bored, uninterested
and tired.
Good

Helpful to students and
teacher, but does not
provide a lot of energy and
enthusiasm.
Excellent

Usually positive, helpful,
energetic and enthusiastic.
Is a good role model for
students.
Exemplary

Always positive, helpful, energetic
and enthusiastic. It is obvious that
the peer tutor cares about the
student(s). Is a great role model for
students.
Total


Organization

Poor

At the end of class, just
leaves with the students
Fair

At the end of class, waits
for students to leave the
room first.
Good

At the end of class, waits
for students to leave the
room, and then checks for
anything left behind.
Excellent

Usually waits for students
to leave first, checks the
room and then asks the
teacher for any instructions
for the next day.
Exemplary

At the end of class, always waits
for the students to leave first.
Always asks the teacher if
everything was okay that day and
asks if anything needs to be done
for the next day. Makes sure
everything is put away before
leaving the room.
Total



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