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Pragmatic language carryover-MurBo

This rubric assesses a student's ability to demonstrate age appropriate class behavior and peer interaction. Criterion numbers may need to be changed and specific behaviors defined.

Rubric Code: DXX9W89

By kandlede

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Subject: Communication

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8, 9-12

Pragmatics Consult
	Needs improvement 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Handling Frustration	Needs improvement Student has not addressed frustration through discussion with a staff member throughout the week.	Fair Student addressed frustration through discussion with a staff member in 2 out of 5 situations throughout the week.	Good Student addressed frustration through discussion with a staff member in 3 out of 5 situations throughout the week.	Excellent Student addressed frustration through discussion with a staff member in 4-5 out of 5 situations throughout the week.
Self-advocating	Needs improvement Student has consistently avoided verbally stating when something is bothering him throughout the week.	Fair Student has verbally stated when something is bothering him in 2 out of 5 opportunities throughout the week.	Good Student has verbally stated when something is bothering him in 3 out of 5 opportunities throughout the week..	Excellent Student has verbally stated when something is bothering him in 4-5 out of 5 opportunities throughout the week.
Personal responsibilities	Needs improvement Student does not recognize his personal responsibilities, as evidenced by consistent tardiness, missing work, with no attempts to self-correct.	Fair Student shows minimal recognition of personal responsibilities, as evidenced by 1 attempt to self-correct/change behaviors related to tardiness/work completion.	Good Student shows moderate recognition of personal responsibilities, as evidenced by 2-3 attempts to self-correct/change behaviors related to tardiness/work completion	Excellent Student shows increasingly advanced recognition of personal responsibilities, as evidenced by 4-5+ attempts to self-correct/change behaviors related to tardiness/work completion