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Chorus Participation Rubric 
Participation Rubric for Chorus classes
Rubric Code: Q236W66
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Subject: Music  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Excellent

10 pts

Adequate

8 pts

Developing

6 pts

Strengthening

4 pts

Unsatisfactory

2 pts

No Effort

0 pts

Rules/Procedues

Shows respect for the choir room and choir materials.

Excellent

Follows rules/ procedures entering, during and exiting class in a positive way. Tries to help others do the same.
Adequate

Makes a conscious effort to follow rules/procedures entering, during and exiting class.
Developing

Generally follows rules/procedures entering, during and exiting class. Needs few reminders.
Strengthening

Usually needs reminders to follow rules/ procedures entering, during and exiting class; makes little effort to change behaviors.
Unsatisfactory

Does not follow rules/procedures entering, during and exiting class; makes no effort to improve behaviors.
No Effort

No attempt made.
Supports Class Learning

Behaves appropriately with others and contributes in a positive way.

Excellent

Always supports class learning with positive behavior and self-control; is a good role model for others.
Adequate

Showing consistent improvement in supporting class learning and self-control; offers help to others in a positive way.
Developing

Generally supports class learning with positive behaviors and self-control; offers help to others.
Strengthening

Sometimes supports class learning; uses some self-control when reminded; does not make efforts to help classmates.
Unsatisfactory

Does not support class learning; uses very little self-control and is a constant distraction for others. Does not show kindness to others.
No Effort

No attempt made.
Active Involvement

On task, focused, participates willingly. Watches and responds to the conductor.

Excellent

Participates willingly during class, with a positive attitude. Listens to directions from the instructor and follows them.
Adequate

Makes conscious efforts to improve participation and to follow directions from the instructor.
Developing

Generally participates during class; follows choir music and usually follows directions from the instructor.
Strengthening

Participates very little during class; rarely follows choir music and directions from the instructor.
Unsatisfactory

Does not participate appropriately during class; does not listen to the instructor; does not stay on task.
No Effort

No attempt made.
Singing Posture and Expression

Sings with appropriate vocal vital signs, energy, and emotion.

Excellent

Uses appropriate posture for singing; communicates energy and emotion when singing.
Adequate

Usually shows appropriate posture for singing; usually shows energy and emotion when singing.
Developing

Generally sits/stands up straight and is ready to sing; attempts to show energy and emotion when singing.
Strengthening

Occasionally sits up straight and is ready to sing or may need some re-direction. Sometimes does not sing or sings too loudly.
Unsatisfactory

Does not use good singing posture during class and is unwilling to follow any directives given; rarely sings or sings too loudly.
No Effort

No attempt made.




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