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Class Discussion Rubric 
Class Participation Rubric
Rubric for evaluating participation in a class discussion. All students are expected to participate; some students may be uncomfortable due to shyness and/or a learning style that makes immediate or public responses difficult for them. Alternative ways to earn participation credits may still be determined by a student showing their engagement with the topic or class material. Recitation, small-group dynamics, and guided/ directed inquiries may also be used for class discussions.
Rubric Code: RX4C86B
By jaggarcia
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

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  Poor

or no points

0 pts

Fair

1 pts

Good

2 pts

Excellent

3 pts

FREQUENCY OF PARTICIPATION

Poor

Student declines to answer questions when directly asked by the teacher and does not volunteer at other times.
Fair

Student answers questions when directly asked by the teacher.
Good

Student sometimes volunteers to answer questions from the teacher and occasionally asks relevant questions of his/her own.
Excellent

Student often volunteers to answer questions from the teacher and asks relevant questions of his/her own.
SMALL GROUPS (if applicable)

Poor

Mostly quiet in small groups, or distracts them with irrelevant topics or matters.
Fair

Participates somewhat in small groups, but noticeably less than others.
Good

Takes on a variety of roles in small groups. Is an active and thoughtful participant.
Excellent

Takes the lead in small groups, directs discussions and dynamics to achieve meaningful learning and experiences.
DIFFICULT QUESTIONS/ FOLLOW-UP

Poor

Student never responds to difficult, follow-up, or complex questions. Responses do not show deep or critical thought and are not followed up on.
Fair

Student seldom responds to difficult questions; is unwilling to be wrong. Responses usually do not show deep or critical thought and are not followed up on.
Good

Student often responds to difficult questions; is willing to be wrong. Responses (including when incorrect) sometimes show deep or critical thought and/or are followed up on.
Excellent

Student often responds to difficult questions; is willing to be wrong.
Responses (including when incorrect) usually show deep or critical thought and/or are followed up on.
ORIGINAL THOUGHT

Poor

Student only repeats what is in the textbook or other sources.
Fair

Student seldom brings original thought and perspective to discussion.
Good

Student sometimes brings original thought and perspective to discussion.
Excellent

Student often brings original thought and perspective to discussion.
PREPARATION

Poor

Rarely reads or prepares advanced materials when assigned for small group/ in-class discussion. Rarely brings textbook or other resources when asked.
Fair

Usually reads or prepares materials in advance but usually not much beyond what is required. Usually brings textbook or other resources when asked.
Good

Always reads materials in advance when assigned for small group/in-class discussion. Always brings textbook or other resources when asked. Sometimes brings/ anticipates additional materials that may be of use.
Excellent

Always reads materials in advance Always brings textbook or other resources when asked AND often demonstrates understanding and contextualization of the material.
RESPECT FOR OTHERS

Poor

Displays poor listening skills. Consistently side-talks or engages in other activities while others are speaking.
Fair

Occasionally side-talks or engages in other activities while others are speaking
OR dominates discussions to the exclusion of others.
Good

Listens respectfully to classmates & the teacher, and responds to others' opinions in a respectful way.
Excellent

Listens respectfully to classmates & the teacher, and responds to others' opinions in a respectful way. Responds to comments in a reflective and respectful way.



Keywords:
  • participation, discussion, arts and design



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