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Book Clubs Self-Assessment - Term One
Literature Circles Discussion Group
This rubric would be used for a small group of students participating in a book club at the beginning of the year.
Rubric Code:
TX72A2A
By
hjenkins
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Subject:
English
Type:
Reading
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Literature Circles Discussion Group
Not Yet Meeting
(N/A)
Approaching
(N/A)
Meeting
(N/A)
Exceeding
(N/A)
Participation/Contribution
Not Yet Meeting
I was not yet willing to share my thoughts and opinions with the club although I did listen to what others said.
Approaching
I was reluctant to speak and offer my thoughts and ideas to the discussion during my book club meetings.
I found it difficult to listen to others while they were talking.
Meeting
I participated in the discussion when the teacher asked me to offering some thoughts.
MY comments may have been off topic sometimes.
I used sticky notes at the beginning but did not carry through with this strategy.
I may not have been listening to all students as they spoke
Exceeding
I was actively involved with the group discussion offering many thoughts and opinions.
While other group members were speaking I was activly listening.
I offered many thoughts and ideas, frequently sticky noting the place in the text.
I tried to help others.
Performance of Job
Not Yet Meeting
With some extra support I was able to complete some of the tasks.
I frequently forgot my book at home.
Approaching
I let my group down by not doing my job/task on a few occasions. My work was not as detailed/complete as it could have been.
I forgot to bring my book to the book club meeting 2 or 3 times.
Meeting
I completed all tasks on time. Most of my work was detailed, thoughtful, and complete.
I left my book at home once or twice.
Exceeding
I completed all of the jobs/tasks for all of the meetings sometimes doing more than I was asked to.
I was prepared to read aloud from my book at all times.
I helped others to find/read passages.
Reading Powers
Not Yet Meeting
With support from the teacher and my peers, I was able to make some simple connections to myself.
Approaching
I could make simple connections to myself.
I was not yet able to ask questions about the text.
I could share a visualization when the teacher asked me to.
Meeting
I was able to make connections to myself, to other text and to talk about the characters most times.
I could ask simple questions about the text.
I could mark and find places in the text to share with the group.
I drew and shared visualizations from the text.
Exceeding
I made insightful connections from the novel to myself, to other text, and to the world.
I marked and sha
red many passages where I was able to prove my answers with examples.
I was able to ask deep thinking questions - sometimes more than I was asked to.
I was able to draw detailed visualizations and share many I had as we read the text.
Behavior
Not Yet Meeting
I continually interrupted others while they were talking.
My behaviors disrupted the meeting.
I was not respectful of others' thoughts and opinions.
Approaching
I interrupted others while they were talking.
My behaviours disrupted the book club meeting.
I was not respectful of other students opinions.
Meeting
I found it hard to wait my turn and not interrupt others when they were talking.
Accepting a difference of opinion can be hard for me sometimes.
Sometimes I jumped in to correct others while they were reading aloud.
Exceeding
I was very polite and waited for my turn to talk.
I was respectful of others' opinions at all times.
I did not interrupt or try to correct others while they were reading aloud.
Keywords:
Book Clubs
Subjects:
English
Types:
Reading
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