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iRubric: Reciprocal Teaching Rubric

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Reciprocal Teaching Rubric Rubric Code: R9AC7C By Pamela_Zubal Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: (none)

Reciprocal Teaching
	4 pts	3 pts	2 pts	1 pts
Scribe	4 Wrote all the group's answers clearly with correct spelling and grammar	3 Wrote all the group's answers clearly with mostly correct spelling and grammar.	2 Wrote only some of the group's answers or made many spelling and grammar errors	1 Did not write down the group's answers or wrote illegibly.
Questioner	4 Created at least 3 thoughtful questions	3 Created 2 thoughtful questions	2 Created 1 thoughtful question	1 Did not create any questions.
Clarifier	4 Identified all of the problem words, concepts or phrases from the text	3 Identified most of the problem words, concepts or phrases from the text	2 Identified some of the problem words, concepts or phrases from the text	1 Did not identify any problem words, concepts or phrases from the text
Predictor	4 Created at least 3 realistic predictions	3 Created 2 realistic predictions	2 Created 1 realistic prediction	1 Did not create predictions or predictions were not at all realistic
Summarizer	4 Created a clear and complete summary with a main idea, supporting details, and a conclusion that briefly explains the entire article and used my own words	3 Created a complete summary with a main idea, supporting details, and a conclusion that briefly explains the entire article and used my own words	2 Created a complete summary with a main idea, supporting details, and a conclusion that briefly explains most of the article or did not always use my own words	1 Did not create a complete summary
Supervisor	4 Always kept students on task in their roles, using the rubric as a guide	3 Mostly kept students on task in their roles, using the rubric as a guide	2 Sometimes kept students on task in their roles, using the rubric as a guide	1 Did not keep students on task in their roles