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On-task and transition behaviors following sensory input
On-task and transition behaviors following sensory input
To measure effectivness of sensory break on increasing Joseph's sustained focus and transition behaviors following sensory input
Rubric Code:
M239957
By
BrendaOT
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Subject:
(General)
Type:
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Grade Levels:
K-5
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No Attempt at Mastery
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Basic
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Mastery
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Advanced
4 pts
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No Attempt at Mastery
Student returned from sensory input and demonstrated no positive increase in work/attention to task behaviors. <BR>
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No change
Basic
Student returned from sensory input and demonstrated :<BR>
calmer body,<BR>
decrease self-distraction<BR>
willingness to complete work <BR>
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Minimal improvement
Mastery
Student returned from break and demonstrated :<BR>
calmer body,<BR>
decrease in self-distraction<BR>
willingness to complete work <BR>
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Moderate improvement
Advanced
Student returned from break and demonstrated :<BR>
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calmer body,<BR>
decrease in self-distraction<BR>
willingness to complete work <BR>
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Independent functioning
Participation
No Attempt at Mastery
Student did not participate in the activity at all upon returning from sensory break <BR>
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No change in behavior following break
Basic
Student was slow to participate in the activity. Only participated 50% of class time.<BR>
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Minimal participation
Mastery
Student participated in the activity for 75% of class time.<BR>
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Moderate participation
Advanced
Student was constantly active and participated in the activity for 90% or more of class time.
Cooperation
No Attempt at Mastery
Student did not follow directions and rules. Student argued with classmates or teacher concerning the task. Did not assist other students.<BR>
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No change following sensory break
Basic
Student followed directions and rules 50% of class time. Occasionally argued with others concerning the task. Student was not able to assist other students, although the attempt was made.<BR>
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Minimal cooperation following break
Mastery
Student followed directions and rules for the majority of class. He/she did not argue with others concerning the task, and when asked, assisted other students.<BR>
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Moderate cooperation following break
Advanced
Student followed directions and rules for the entire class time. Student shared his/her creative ideas and encouraged other students.
Voice /noise level
No Attempt at Mastery
Many warnings were given to student concerning voice and noise level, but student did not correct.<BR>
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No change following sensory break
Basic
When warnings were given regarding voice and noise level being too loud, student responded positively.<BR>
Student was given two warnings.<BR>
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Minimal change in voice level
Mastery
Student's voice and noise level was acceptable for the most part. Only one warning was given concerning noise.<BR>
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Moderate positive change in voice level
Advanced
Student's noise level was not an issue. No warnings were given.<BR>
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Worked at an appropriate voice volume for returning task
Follow Directions
No Attempt at Mastery
Student was unable to follow directions due to being off task
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No change in behaviors following sensory break
Basic
Student followed the directions, but only minimally. <BR>
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Minimum change in ability to focus on directions
Mastery
Student completely followed all directions. When confused, student asked teacher for help in understanding the task.<BR>
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Moderate positive change in focus on directions
Advanced
Student followed all directions when requested <BR>
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Independent following instruction
Keywords:
sensory input
Subjects:
English
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Science
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