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iRubric: Listening, Speaking, Viewing Rubric

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Listening, Speaking, Viewing Rubric Listening, Speaking Viewing Rubric Rubric Code: CCBW28 By jskoog Draft Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5

Listening, Speaking, Viewing
	Not Proficient (N/A)	On the way to proficient (N/A)	Proficient (N/A)
listening to others	Not Proficient interrupts others	On the way to proficient listens without interrupting some of the time	Proficient listens without interrupting
listening comprehension	Not Proficient does not recall important information -note taking sheet has 2 or fewer important facts per event.	On the way to proficient recalls some important information - note taking sheet has 3-4 important facts per event.	Proficient demonstrates listening comprehension by recalling important information - note taking sheet has 5 or more facts per event.
body language	Not Proficient eyes are not on material or speaker	On the way to proficient eyes are on material or speaker some of the time	Proficient eyes are on material or speaker throughout the presentation
speaking	Not Proficient does not speak clearly or loud enough for others to hear does not use formal language during the presentation	On the way to proficient speaks clearly and loud enough for others to hear some of the time uses formal language for some of the presentation	Proficient speaks clearly and loud enough for others to hear uses formal language throughout
speaking	Not Proficient did not summarize information and present it with various formats Plagiarism noticeable throughout	On the way to proficient summarized some information and presented it with some various formats some noticeable plagiarism	Proficient summarized information and presented it in various formats without noticeable plagiarism
group work	Not Proficient does not cooperate with group and distracts others from staying on task	On the way to proficient usually cooperates and sometimes helps solve problems to keep my group on task	Proficient cooperates and helps solve problems to keep my group on task
viewing	Not Proficient is distracted and does not have eyes on the presenters	On the way to proficient eyes are on the presenters some of the time; distracted some of the time	Proficient actively views the presentation and distractions are ignored