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Foreign Language Weekly Participation Rubric 
Weekly participation rubric that incorporates all aspects of appropriate participation in class.
Rubric Code: PXB26WW
By scornia613
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Subject: Foreign Languages  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Novice

1 pts

Emerging

2 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Exemplary

4 pts

Attitude

Novice

Consistently makes
negative comments
about the foreign
language, people or the
class.
Emerging

Occasionally makes
negative comments
about learning the foreign language
or classroom activities.
Proficient

Demonstrates a positive attitude towards learning
foreign language through contributions in class.
Exemplary

Shows enthusiasm and eagerness to learn the foreign language in class. Tries to convey a positive attitude to others.
Participation

Novice

Rarely participates or
disrupts others’
participation.
Emerging

Participates with
frequent teacher
prompting and
encouragement.
Proficient

Participates and works cooperatively with others most of the time with little
encouragement.
Exemplary

Participates almost all of the time and helps /
encourages other
students when necessary.
Use of Class Time

Novice

Easily distracted and
creates distractions for others. Off-task for large portions of
classroom time.
Emerging

Sometimes distracted by others or occasionally
creates distractions for
others. Off-task for some portions of classroom time.
Proficient

Rarely distracted by
others. Causes no
distractions for others. Mostly focused on task.
Exemplary

Works well despite
distractions that may
occur. Consistently
focused on task.
Organization

Novice

Needed materials are not brought to foreign language class
and/or maintains a notebook with several missing or incomplete pages.
Emerging

Sometimes does not bring needed materials to foreign language class and/or maintains a notebook with some incomplete or missing pages.
Proficient

Usually brings needed materials to foreign language class. Notebook is mostly organized and up to date.
Exemplary

Consistently brings all needed materials to Foreign language class. Notebook is organized and maintained regularly.
Responsibility

Novice

Often arrives late for class. Assignments/homework are incomplete or late. Missed class work is not requested or completed.
Emerging

Sometimes late for class.
Only some assignments
or homework are
completed by the due date. Some missed class
work is requested and completed before the
following foreign language class.
Proficient

Arrives to class on time.
Homework/assignments are completed on time with most instructions followed. Missed class work is requested and
completed before the following foreign language class.
Exemplary

Attentive and ready to begin on time. All
assignments, homework,
and missed class work are completed /
submitted on time. Instructions are carefully
followed.
Use of Foreign Language

Novice

Uses English all the
time. Reference
materials are not
consulted.
Emerging

Sometimes speaks
the foreign language during class
activities. Student
notebook is used as the main resource for
the foreign language.
Proficient

Often speaks the foreign language during class activities
and makes an effort to speak the foreign language at other
appropriate times. Able to use provided reference materials with
assistance.
Exemplary

Speaks the foreign language as much as possible in class. Able to use provided reference material proficiently.





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