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Transition Classroom Observations 
Using the Five Standards for Effective Pedagogy
Rubric Code: E2C2AX
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Powered by iRubric Standards for Effective Pedagogy
Teacher must Design and Enact Activities that demonstrate:
  Not Observed

The Standard is NOT present.

0 pts

Emerging POOR

One or more elements of the Standard are enacted

1 pts

Developing AVERAGE

Partial enactment of the Standard is demonstrated

2 pts

Enacting GOOD

Complete enactment of the Standard is demonstrated

3 pts

Integrating EXCELLENT

Collaborates in Activities that demonstrate skillful Integration of Multiple Standards Simultaneously

4 pts

Productive Activity

Teachers and Students Producing Together

Points Given_______

Not Observed

Joint Productive Activity NOT observed.
Emerging POOR

a)Students are seated with partner or group
b)Collaborate & assist one another OR instructed how to work in groups OR
c)Contribute individual work to Joint Project.
Developing AVERAGE

Students collaborate on a Joint Project
Enacting GOOD

Students work in small group or fully inclusive whole-class activities in which teacher and students collaborate on Joint Project.
Integrating EXCELLENT

The teacher Designs, Enacts, and Collaborates in Joint Productive Activities that demonstrate skillful Integration of Multiple Standards Simultaneously.
Language & Literacy Developement

Developing Language & Literacy Across the Curriculum

Points Given_____

Not Observed

Language & Literacy Development is NOT observed.
Emerging POOR

a)Listens & responds to student talk
b)questions,
c)rephrases,
d)connects student comments to content OR
e)explicitly models appropriate language OR
f)L, S, R, W using content vocabulary
Developing AVERAGE

Assists student language expression & development through incidental use of questioning, listening, rephrasing or modeling
Enacting GOOD

Assists student languageexpression/
development through questioning, listening, rephrasing or modeling & activities generate language expression/
development of content vocabulary.
Integrating EXCELLENT

Teacher designs, enacts, & collaborates in language development activities that demonstrate skillful integration of multiple standards simultaneously.
Contextualization

Making Meaning-Connecting School to Students' Lives

Points Given_____

Not Observed

Contextualization is NOT observed.
Emerging POOR

Teacher inquires about students' knowledge & experiences (school, home, community) OR classroom activities are connected only by topic.
Developing AVERAGE

Teacher makes incidental connections between students:
a)prior experience/knowledge & new activity OR some aspect of prior knowledge is included in instruction.
Enacting GOOD

Teacher integrates the new activity/information with what students already know from home, school or community.
Integrating EXCELLENT

Teacher designs, enacts, & collaborates in contextualized activities that demonstrate skillful integration of multiple standards simultaneously.
Challenging Activities

Teaching Complex Thinking

Points Given_____

Not Observed

Challenging Activity is NOT observed.
Emerging POOR

Teacher a) sets & presents standards for student performance
b)accommodates students' varied ability
c)connects instructional elements to academic concepts OR d) provides students with feedback.
Developing AVERAGE

Teacher designs and enacts activities that advance student understanding to more complex levels, OR connects instructional elements to academic concepts.
Enacting GOOD

Teacher presses, assists, & uses challenging standards to advance student understanding to more complex levels; connects instructional elements to academic concepts & provides feedback.
Integrating EXCELLENT

Teacher designs, enacts, & collaborates in challenging activities that demonstrate skillful integration of multiple standards simultaneously.
Instructional Conversation

Teaching Through Conversation

Points Given_____

Not Observed

Instructional Conversation is NOT observed.
Emerging POOR

Teacher
a) converses with students, OR
b) uses questioning, listening, rephrasing or modeling to elicit student talk
Developing AVERAGE

Teacher converses with a small group of students on an academic topic AND elicits student talk with questioning, listening, rephrasing, or modeling.
Enacting GOOD

Teacher designs & enacts an instructional conversation with a clear goal by listening to assess/assist student understanding & questions for views, judgments, & rationales.
All students included in IC.
Integrating EXCELLENT

Teacher designs, enacts, and assists in instructional conversations that demonstrate skillful integration of multiple standards simultaneously.



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  • developed by CREDE 2002

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