iRubric: Mock Trial Rubric--Jury

Student is constantly engaged in the class activity. Student does not need reminders to stay on task.

Student is often engaged in the activities. Student could participate more in class activity, but is never causing a distraction.

Student is often engaged in the activity. Student needs a reminder to get back on task and can be distracting to teacher and classmates.

Student is not involved with the class activity. Student needs constant reminders to get back on task. Student is distracting to the class as a whole.

Student responded while taking their oath; was attentive during the trial and took notes; student participated in deliberation; student completed the verdict form.

Student responded while taking their oath; was attentive most of the time during the trial; took notes most of the time; student participated in deliberation; student completed the verdict form.

Student mumbled while taking their oath; was attentive some of the time during the trial; took notes some of the time; little participation during the deliberation; student completed the verdict form.

Student did not respond while taking their oath; student was not attentive during the trial; student took few, if any notes; little or no participation during deliberation; student did not complete the verdict form.

Student had excellent notes prepared; student completed the self-assessment.

Student had notes prepared; student completed the self-assessment.

Student had acceptable notes prepared; student completed the self-assessment.

Student had poor notes prepared; student did not complete the self-assessment.