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Literacy Curriculum Considerations
Literacy Curriculum Considerations
Reflects best curriculum practices for evaluating curriculum for students with and without disabilities
Rubric Code:
RX9A886
By
gravenna
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Subject:
Education
Type:
Reading
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Curriculum Considerations
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Research/Field Test Data
Poor
There is no research-based and field-tested data that meets rigorous Common Core State Standards
Fair
There is very little research-based and field-tested data that meets rigorous Common Core State Standards
Good
There is reasonable evidence of research-based and field-tested data that meets rigorous Common Core State Standards
Excellent
There is full evidence of research-based and field-tested data that meets rigorous Common Core State Standards
Components of Reading
Poor
Addresses only one or two essential components of reading—phonemic awareness, phonics and word analysis, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension
Fair
Addresses three essential components of reading—phonemic awareness, phonics and word analysis, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension
Good
Addresses four essential components of reading—phonemic awareness, phonics and word analysis, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension
Excellent
Addresses all five essential components of reading—phonemic awareness, phonics and word analysis, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension
Instructions and Directions
Poor
Intensive, explicit, systematic instruction and carefully controlled directions are not included
Fair
Intensive, explicit, systematic instruction and carefully controlled directions are sporadically included
Good
Intensive, explicit, systematic instruction and carefully controlled directions are partially included
Excellent
Intensive, explicit, systematic instruction and carefully controlled directions are fully included
Goals and Objectives
Poor
Activities within each strand do not reflect clearly stated goals and objectives
Fair
Activities within each strand slightly reflect clearly stated goals and objectives
Good
Activities within each strand reasonably reflect clearly stated goals and objectives
Excellent
Activities within each strand fully reflect clearly stated goals and objectives
Reading Supports
Poor
Supports the reading strand with no variety of literary forms and text structures
Fair
Supports the reading strand with little variety of literary forms and text structures
Good
Supports the reading strand with a reasonable variety of literary forms and text structures
Excellent
Supports the reading strand with a wide variety of literary forms and text structures
Opportunities for Practice
Poor
No practice opportunities to ensure mastery. Whatever is practiced is linked and applied to new learning
Fair
Limited practice opportunities to ensure mastery. Whatever is practiced is linked and applied to new learning
Good
Reasonable practice opportunities ensure mastery. Whatever is practiced is linked and applied to new learning
Excellent
Ample practice opportunities ensure mastery. Whatever is practiced is linked and applied to new learning
Check for Understanding
Poor
No exercises and/or cumulative reviews to offer teachers opportunities to check for student understanding
Fair
Limited exercises and/or cumulative reviews offer teachers opportunities to check for student understanding
Good
Reasonable exercises and/or cumulative reviews offer teachers opportunities to check for student understanding
Excellent
Frequent exercises and/or cumulative reviews offer teachers opportunities to check for student understanding
Independent Learning
Poor
No materials to help the teacher guide students through the learning cycle and promote independent learning
Fair
Limited amount of materials to help the teacher guide students through the learning cycle and promote independent learning
Good
Reasonably aligned materials to help the teacher guide students through the learning cycle and promote independent learning
Excellent
Fully aligned materials to help the teacher guide students through the learning cycle and promote independent learning
Assessments
Poor
No informal tests and curriculum-based assessments
Fair
Limited informal tests and curriculum-based assessments
Good
Reasonable amount of informal tests and curriculum-based assessments
Excellent
Continuous informal tests and curriculum-based assessments
Remedial Exercies
Poor
No remedial exercises to students who are experiencing difficulty and gives struggling students or students with learning disabilities the skills they need to succeed
Fair
Limited remedial exercises to students who are experiencing difficulty and gives struggling students or students with learning disabilities the skills they need to succeed
Good
Reasonable amount of remedial exercises to students who are experiencing difficulty and gives struggling students or students with learning disabilities the skills they need to succeed
Excellent
Ample remedial exercises to students who are experiencing difficulty and gives struggling students or students with learning disabilities the skills they need to succeed
English Language Learners
Poor
The curriculum offers little or no text that is high-interest, low-readability, and supports for English-language learners
Fair
The curriculum offers some text that is high-interest, low-readability, and supports for English-language learners
Good
The curriculum offers a reasonable amount of text that is high-interest, low-readability, and supports for English-language learners
Excellent
The curriculum offers an ample amount of text that is high-interest, low-readability, and supports for English-language learners
Total Points
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Fair
Good
Excellent
Subjects:
Communication
Education
Types:
Reading
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