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2024 Social Communication Skills-YX 
Rubric for Basic Social Pragmatic Skills
Rubric Code: G23BB46
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Subject: Communication  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8, 9-12

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Mastery

4 pts

Group Skills Expected behaviors-Goal

Poor

Student is not involved with the activity. Student needs constant reminders to get back on task. Student is distracting to the group as a whole.

Not on task with group
Fair

Student needs more than one reminder / prompt to get back on task and not be distracting to participants.

Needs prompting to get involved (communicate)
and remain physically with group. (i.e. wanders off, moves body away from others, talks off task, etc.)
Good

Student participates more in the activity and needs only 1 reminder, and does not cause a distraction.

May have begun on task and physically with group, but regressed in involvement. (i.e. wanders off, moves body away from others, talks off task, etc.)
Mastery

Student participates in the activity and does not need a reminder and does not cause a distraction.
Nonverbal Social Engagement

Poor

Does not make any eye contact and faces/looks away from communication partner, doesn't nod and smile at communication partner, does not recognize spatial boundaries.
Fair

Makes any eye contact and faces/looks towards communication partner, nods and smiles at communication partner, and recognizes spatial boundaries when prompted less than half the time, in an age appropriate manner.
Good

Makes any eye contact and faces/looks towards communication partner, nods and smiles at communication partner, and recognizes spatial boundaries independently at least half the time, in an age appropriate manner.
Mastery

Makes any eye contact and faces/looks towards communication partner, nods and smiles at communication partner, and recognizes spatial boundaries independently in at least 80% of the time in an age appropriate manner.
Verbal Social Engagement-responding to comments

Poor

Does not respond to comments consistently, understand how to accept compliments, or express empathy in an age appropriate manner independently.
Fair

Responds to comments consistently, accepts compliments appropriately, or expresses empathy when prompted less than half the time, in an age appropriate manner.
Good

Responds to comments consistently, accepts compliments appropriately, or expresses empathy independently at least half the time, in an age appropriate manner.
Mastery

Responds to comments consistently, accepts compliments appropriately, or expresses empathy independently in at least 80% of the time in an age appropriate manner.
Verbal Social Engagement-asking follow up question

Poor

Does not ask follow up questions to others consistently in an appropriate manner independently.
Fair

Asks follow up questions when prompted less than half the time, in an age appropriate manner.
Good

Asks follow up questions independently at least half the time, in an age appropriate manner.
Mastery

Asks follow up questions independently in at least 80% of the time in an age appropriate manner.



Keywords:
  • Social Skills, Conversations, Listening, Nonverbal Language







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