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iRubric: Reading Group Behavior Rubric

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Reading Group Behavior Rubric This Rubric has been devised by the class to create the most beneficial literacy time for optimal learning. Rubric Code: F79CA By enelson Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: K-5

Reading Group Behavior
	Poor Behavior 1 pts	Fair Behavior 2 pts	Stellar Behavior 3 pts
Respect for your peer's learning	Poor Behavior Student wanders around disturbing others. May talk with other students when they are finishing work. Student may make odd noises that disturb other students.	Fair Behavior Student stays in seat. May talk occassionally.	Stellar Behavior Student does their best work. They stay on task working quietly, reading and writing as assigned. They rarely bother others. They are focussed.
Staying on Task	Poor Behavior This student is constantly looking for new books. They go to the bathroom often. They always want to go to the library to renew books that they do not read. Work unfinished.	Fair Behavior Student focusses 80% of the time. They finish most of their assignments.	Stellar Behavior Student focusses 95% of the time. The work they produce is stellar. They finish all of their assignments.
Meeting with the group	Poor Behavior During group time they are discussing other topics. They are not listening or looking at their group members. They have not finished the reading assignment.	Fair Behavior During group time they stay on topic 80% of the time. They listen and face group members 80% of the time. They usually finish their reading assignments.	Stellar Behavior During group time, the student is very engaged in the discussion by listening and responding. They complete all of their reading assignments because they are a responsible group member.
Teacher	Poor Behavior Student frequently interrupts the teacher with concerns other than literacy.	Fair Behavior Student occassionally interrupts the teacher with concerns regarding literacy.	Stellar Behavior Student rarely interrupts the teacher with concerns.