iRubric: 7th and 8th Grade Comprehension Strategies rubric

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7th and 8th Grade Comprehension Strategies 7th and 8th Grade Comprehension Strategies Students use and understand a variety of comprehension strategies that increase their comprehension. Rubric Code: D7828B By talentmat Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: 6-8

7th & 8th Comprehension Strategies Students can use and understand reading material a variety of comprehension strategies.
	No Attempt 1 pts	Does Not Meet 2 pts	Meets 3.5 pts	Exceeds 4 pts	Mastery 5 pts
Reading strategies to Understand 1 pts Student can accurately understand books at their reading level.	No Attempt Does not attempt to to use comprehension strategies in their own reading or is achieving 59% or below accuracy on their AR tests.	Does Not Meet Has difficulty using comprehension strategies to understand reading material at their reading level at 60-79 accuracy on their AR tests.	Meets Sometimes uses comprehension strategies to understand reading material at their reading level at 80-89% accuracy on their AR tests.	Exceeds Can use comprehension strategies to understand reading material at their reading level at 90-99 % accuracy on their AR tests.	Mastery Can use use comprehension strategies to understand reading material at their reading level at 100% or more accuracy on AR tests.
Volume reading 1 pts Practices reading and comprehension strategies to improve reading level.	No Attempt Has achieved less than 69% of their AR goal at midterm or has not passed their book activity or has completed less than 199 pages.	Does Not Meet Has achieved 70-79% of their AR goal at midterm has tried to complete the book activities for 200-299 pages.	Meets Has achieved 80-89% of their AR goal at midterm or has completed 300-399 pages of their book activities.	Exceeds Has achieved 90-100% of their AR goal at midterm has completed 400-499 pages through their book activity.	Mastery Has achieved over 100% of their AR goal at midterm or has completed more than 500 pages of their book activities.