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External Assignment Rubric 
Rubric Code: P74B46
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Subject: Education  
Type: Assessment  
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  UNSATISFACTORY

0 pts

EMERGING:

1 pts

BASIC:

2 pts

PROFICIENT:

3 pts

DISTINGUISHED:

4 pts

Assignment Competency #: 5.1

UNSATISFACTORY

The candidate was able to clearly describe and give examples of fewer than two of the following six principles of classroom management: (1) establishing clear expectations for student behavior, (2) fostering active student engagement (3) using time efficiently, (4) helping students become motivated to learn, (5) arranging physical space, and (6) promoting positive relationships.
EMERGING:

The candidate was able to clearly describe and give examples of fewer than three of the following six principles of classroom management: (1) establishing clear expectations for student behavior, (2) fostering active student engagement (3) using time efficiently, (4) helping students become motivated to learn, (5) arranging physical space, and (6) promoting positive relationships
BASIC:

The candidate was able to clearly describe and give examples of four of the following six principles of classroom management: (1) establishing clear expectations for student behavior, (2) fostering active student engagement (3) using time efficiently, (4) helping students become motivated to learn, (5) arranging physical space, and (6) promoting positive relationships.
PROFICIENT:

The candidate was able to clearly describe and give examples of five of the following six principles of classroom management: (1) establishing clear expectations for student behavior, (2) fostering active student engagement (3) using time efficiently, (4) helping students become motivated to learn, (5) arranging physical space, and (6) promoting positive relationships.
DISTINGUISHED:

The candidate was able to clearly describe and give examples of ALL SIX of the following six principles of classroom management: (1) establishing clear expectations for student behavior, (2) fostering active student engagement (3) using time efficiently, (4) helping students become motivated to learn, (5) arranging physical space, and (6) promoting positive relationships.
Assignment Competency # 5.2:

UNSATISFACTORY

The candidate did not or was unable to clearly describe and give examples of the following four factors that influence motivation and engagement in the
classroom: (1) positive relationships; (2) cooperation; (3) respect for students’ thoughts and ideas; and (4) high, but reasonable expectations
EMERGING:

The candidate did not or was unable to clearly describe and give three examples of the following factors that influence motivation and engagement in the
classroom: (1) positive relationships; (2) cooperation; (3) respect for students’ thoughts and ideas; and (4) high, but reasonable expectations
BASIC:

The candidate did not or was unable to clearly describe and give two examples of the following four factors that influence motivation and engagement in the classroom: (1) positive relationships; (2) cooperation; (3) respect for students’ thoughts and ideas; and (4) high, but reasonable expectations.
PROFICIENT:

The candidate did not or was unable to clearly describe and give one of the examples of the following four factors that influence motivation and engagement in the classroom: (1) positive relationships; (2) cooperation; (3) respect for students’ thoughts and ideas; and (4) high, but reasonable expectations.
DISTINGUISHED:

The candidate was able to clearly describe and give examples of all of the following four factors that influence motivation and engagement in the
classroom: (1) positive relationships; (2) cooperation; (3) respect for students’ thoughts and ideas; and (4) high,




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