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Group Communication Evaluation 
Objective: Participate in group conversation, employing proper speaking and listening techniques and avoiding communication barriers. Directions - Self Evaluation: Judge yourself by marking an "X" in the boxes you feel describe your participation in each category. You may write in numbers if you feel you are in-between categories. Explain your rankings.
Rubric Code: MXWB353
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Subject: Communication  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

6 pts

Fair

8 pts

Good

10 pts

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Participation

Poor

Participated only when prompted by the teacher. Short or vague responses.
Fair

Participated in a few topics. Spoke many times. Gave quality feedback, but sometimes prompted by the teacher. Participation enhanced dialogue most of the time.
Good

Participated in discussion of most topics. Spoke many times. Gave feedback and asked questions without being prompted by the teacher. Participation enhanced dialogue every time.
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Speaking Technique

Poor

Vocal tone was disrespectful at times or lacked assertion or empathy. No emotion behind thoughts. Trouble understanding at times.
Fair

Vocal tone was respectful. Used proper assertiveness and empathy most of the time. Mostly understandable rate, diction, and volume. Trouble finding the right words at times.
Good

Vocal tone was respectful with proper assertiveness or empathy. Understandable rate, diction, and volume. Word choice enhanced meaning of responses.
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Listening Technique

Poor

Listened to others' ideas. Spoke before understanding. Spoke often while others were speaking. Began side conversations or zoned out during conversation.
Fair

Listened to others' ideas and opinions. Attempted to grasp meaning before responding. Sometimes misspoke in turn or talked while another was talking.
Good

Listened intently to others' ideas and opinions. Grasped full meaning before responding. Asked valid questions and summarized for meaning. Waited for others to finish talking before sharing.
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Non-Verbals

Poor

Body language shows disinterest in topics. Gestures were not used. Eye contact is infrequent or uncomfortable. Face is "blank" during responses.
Fair

Body language usually showed interest to the the topic. Hand gestures were used at times. Made eye contact often, though sometimes looked away from group. Facial expressions usually matched emotion. Some "appreciation" during responses.
Good

Body language showed interest and respect. Used appropriate hand gestures while speaking. Made eye contact with individuals while listening and speaking. Facial expressions enhanced message with emotion. Expressions and actions showed "appreciation" during others' responses.
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Quality of Conversation

Poor

Communication was forced and only to get the grade. Responses were short and vague.
Fair

Communication was thoughtful and honest. Responses were supported with some detail. Sometimes responses were misguided or veered off-topic.
Good

Communication was thoughtful and honest. Took time to think when needed. Responses were fully supported with detail. Continued to participate throughout the topic.
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