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iRubric: Reading Class Participation - 5 points rubric

iRubric: Reading Class Participation - 5 points rubric

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Reading Class Participation - 5 points Reading Class Participation - 5 points Class Participation Rubric Code: K242867 By katyr19890 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Reading Grade Levels: 6-8

Participation Rubric
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Great 4 pts	Above and Beyond 5 pts
Level of Engagement	Poor Student is not able or willing to answer questions or respond to teacher requests. Student appears to be sleeping in class daily.	Fair Student can or will only respond if questions are repeated or assistance and clarification are provided.	Good Student does not volunteer but is able to answer and respond to all teacher requests without repetition or assistance.	Great Student actively contributes to discussions and responds to all teacher's requests.	Above and Beyond Student asks questions to other students, and answers teacher's questions without prompting.
Respect for Others	Poor Student does not listen to others and interrupts. Student daily says inappropriate or disruptive comments.	Fair Student rarely listens to others without interrupting. Student occasionally says inappropriate or disruptive comments.	Good Student usually listens to others without interrupting. Student rarely says inappropriate or diruptive comments.	Great Student mostly listens to others without interrupting. Student never says inappropriate or disruptive comments.	Above and Beyond Student always listens to others without interrupting. Student never says inappropriate or disruptive comments.
Prepared for Learning	Poor Student almost never comes to class with an attitude to learn. Materials and a writing tool are not on the desk as class begins more than twice in a week.	Fair Student rarely comes to class with an attitude to learn. Materials and a writing tool are not on the desk as class begins twice in one week.	Good Student occasionally comes to class with an attitude to learn. Materials and a writing tool are not on the desk as class begins once in a week.	Great Student always comes to class with an attitude to learn. Materials and a writing tool are on the desk as class begins.	Above and Beyond Student always comes to class with an attitude to learn. Materials and a writing tool are on the desk as class begins. Student often has extra materials to lend to a peer.
Participation	Poor Student never participates or volunteers to read. Student refuses to cooperate with teacher or other students.	Fair Student rarely participates or volunteers to read. Assignments and activities show lack of effort on most assignments.	Good Student usually volunteers to read. Participates somewhat in assignments and activities. Student usually puts effort into their work.	Great Student always volunteers to read. Participates in assignments and activities to the best of their ability.	Above and Beyond Student always volunteers to read. Participates in assignments and activities to the best of their ability. Student has worked at home to review what has been read, or preview the next section.

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