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Great Student Rubric 
What is the difference between great and good students?
Rubric Code: F2XA63
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Subject: Math  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

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  A Students

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B Students

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C Students

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F Students

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Pays Attention

A Students

Always pays attention in class
B Students

Most of the time pays attention in class
C Students

Sometimes pays attention
F Students

Seldom pays attention in class
Notetaking

A Students

Takes notes on all of the lessons in their spiral
B Students

Takes notes on most of the lessons in their spiral
C Students

Takes a few notes on the lesson in their spiral
F Students

Does not take very many notes on the lesson or use their spiral
Questioning

A Students

Always asks questions when they don't understand
B Students

Sometimes asks questions when they don't understand
C Students

Seldom asks questions or asks other students
F Students

Does not ask questions when they don't understand
Follows Rules

A Students

Always follows the classroom rules and never distracts others from learning
B Students

Follows the classroom rules most of the time
C Students

Follows the classroom rules sometimes and sometimes distracts others from learning
F Students

Does not believe the classroom rules are important to them and usually distracts others from learning
Homework

A Students

Always does their homework and makes corrections when needed
B Students

Does their homework most of the time
C Students

Sometimes does their homework or turns their homework in late and seldom does corrections
F Students

Does not do their homework or copies someone elses homework
Organization

A Students

Always keeps binder organized with papers inthe ring for each subject
B Students

Has most of their papers in the rings for each subject
C Students

Has papers loose and all over the binder
F Students

Does not put papers in their binder, their binder is a mess, or they do not bring their binder to class
Preparation

A Students

Always come to class prepared with materials and in their seat ready for class when the bell rings
B Students

Most of the time comes to class prepared with materials and in their seat ready for class when the bell rings
C Students

Sometimes comes to class prepared with materials and in their seat ready for class when the bell rings
F Students

Rarely comes to class prepared with materials and in their seat ready for class when the bell rings
Study Habits

A Students

Studies for a quiz or test several days before ( up to a week before)
B Students

Studies for a quiz or test a day before
C Students

Studies right before the test
F Students

Never studies for a test
Goals

A Students

Sets goals and works towards those goals and monitors their actions in relation to where they are in reaching those goals
B Students

Sets goals and works towards those goals
C Students

Sets goals and puts forth some work towards those goals
F Students

Sets goals but does not work towards their goals
Attitude

A Students

Has a " I can do it" attitude
B Students

Has a "I will try" attitude
C Students

Has a " I don't understand" attitude without trying it
F Students

Has a "I don't care" attitude
Planner

A Students

Fills their planner out everyday for every class
B Students

Fills their planner out most of the time for most of the classes
C Students

Sometimes fills their planner out for their classes
F Students

Looses their planner or never fills their planner out
Parent Involvement

A Students

Shows their parents all their school work and reports and asks parents for help
B Students

Shows their parents most of their work and reports and asks their parents for help
C Students

Shows their parents only the good reports or work
F Students

Does not show their parents their work or tells their parents they have no homework




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