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Participating in a 15 Minute Conversation 
When participating in small group peer conversations Trey will: -add information to a peer's comment -use words to clarify meaning -Use language to clarify another's meaning -end topics appropriately -use polite language (please, thank you, etc) with no cues for 10/10 conversations as
Rubric Code: PXWCA36
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Subject: Communication  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

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Maintains Topic

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Did not do
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Added comments, but needed cues to participate.
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Added information to the topic at least 3 times without cues.
Appropriate Comments and Questions

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Did not do
2

Asked a question or made a statement relevant to topic, but needed cues.
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Asked at least one question and made at least 3 appropriate statements relevant to topic without cues.
Switches Topic Appropriately

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Did not do
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Had to be redirected more than once to new topic
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Provided relevant comments to new topic without cues.
Ends Topic Appropriately

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Ended inappropriately.
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Ended the topic appropriately 50% of the time without cues.
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Ended topics appropriately with words and body language with 100% accuracy without cues.



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  • social language pragmatic

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