iRubric: CSE meeting rubric

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CSE meeting rubric Students will participate in their CSE meeting and identify their goal/s, action plan, a way to track their progress and, when applicable, they will celebrate their success. Rubric Code: DXWW739 By Dmcmorrow Draft Private Rubric Subject: (General) Type: (Other) Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12


	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Participation	Poor Student does not attend CSE meeting.	Fair Student attends CSE meeting but minimally participates.	Good Student attends CSE meeting and participates at least half of the tme.	Excellent Student attends CSE meeting and actively participates for most of the meeting.
Identifies goals/s	Poor Student does not identify an academic, social/emotional and/or vocational goal.	Fair Student requires moderate assistance to identify his/her academic, social/emotional and/or vocational goal.	Good Student requires minimal assistance to identify his/ her academic, social/emotional and/or vocational goal.	Excellent Student requires little to no support to identify his/her academic, social/emotional and/or vocational goal.
Identifies action plan	Poor Student does not identify their action plan.	Fair Student requires moderate assistance to identify his/her action plan.	Good Student requires minimal assistance to identify his/her action plan.	Excellent Student requires little to no support to identify his/her action plan.
Identifies a plan to track progress	Poor Student does not identify a way to track progress.	Fair Student requires moderate assistance to identify a way to track progress.	Good Student requires minimal assistance to identify a way to track progress.	Excellent Student requires little to no assistance to identify a way to track progress.
Celebrates success	Poor Student is not able to celebrate success.	Fair Student requires moderate assistance to celebrate their success.	Good Student requires minimal assistance to celebrate success.	Excellent Student requires little to no assistance to celebrate success.