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Perspective Taking 
Given visuals and coaching experiences, discuss what others may be thinking or feeling. Discuss perspective of others during social situations, characters in stories or videos.
Rubric Code: W2XAC93
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Observing the social context

1

Does not observe the social context/situation/"read the room" and describe the situation unless prompted to do so.
2

Observes the social context/situation/ "reads the room" by describing the situation with visual and verbal prompts (moderate support).
3

Observes the social context/situation/ "reads the room" by describing the situation given either visual or verbal prompts (minimal support).
4

Self-monitors, reads the room and shows interest in others with the same level of support given to peers.
What are others thinking/feeling

1

Does not appear to be aware of how observed behaviors (expected or unexpected) affects the way others think and/or feel.
2

Able to identify expected/unexpected behavior and how it affects the way others think and feel given moderate support.
3

Identifies expected/unexpected behavior and how it affects the way others think and feel given minimal support.
4

Identifies expected/unexpected behaviors with the same level of support given to peers.
Interpret verbal/nonverbal messages

1

Does not appear to be aware of communication signs-verbal/nonverbal messages (e.g., facial expression, body language, tone of voice of others.
2

Explains communication signs verbal/nonverbal messages (e.g., facial expression, body language, tone of voice seen in others with moderate verbal/visual support.
3

Explains communication signs verbal/nonverbal messages (e.g., facial expression, body language, tone of voice seen in others with minimal verbal/visual support.
4

Explains communication signs verbal/nonverbal messages (e.g., facial expression, body language, tone of voice in others accordingly with the same level of support given to peers.
Monitor or adjust behavior

1

Does not monitor/adjust behavior based on the reactions of others.
2

Monitors/adjusts behavior based on the reactions of others with moderate verbal/visual support.
3

Monitors/adjusts behavior based on the reactions of others with minimal verbal/visual support.
4

Monitors/adjusts behavior accordingly with the same level of support given to peers.




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