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Technology Class Participation Grade
Technology Class Participation Grade
Below is a chart that shows you exactly how your class participation grade is determined in a computer/technology class. All students are expected to participate in class, regardless of their understanding or familiarity with the subject. Forms of participation other than participating in class discussion (although this is a primary form of participation) include coming to me for extra help, giving other students feedback in class, and consistent attendances.
Rubric Code:
JXXX9X5
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pisles
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Subject:
Computers
Type:
Attendance
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Class Participation
100 %
Excellent
4.5 pts
Good
4 pts
Fair
3.5 pts
Poor
or no points
3 pts
ATTENDANCE
Excellent
Student is always on time and regularly attends classes.
Good
Student is absent one or two times.
Fair
Student is absent three times and may be late sometimes.
Poor
Student has four or more absences in the semester.
LEVEL OF ENGAGEMENT AND BEHAVIOR
Excellent
Student often asks questions, helps others, and shares his or her insights with classmates.
Good
Student sometimes asks questions, occasionally helps others, and occasionally shares learnings with the class.
Fair
Student rarely participates in class, rarely asks for help and is occasionally distracted.
Poor
Student never participates in class, never asks for help and is usually distracted or off-task.
PROOACTIVITY
Excellent
Student is proactive during self-guided interactive tutorials and exhibits exceptional self-learning skills.
Good
Student completes self-directed tasks, asks the teacher for assistance when needed, and does not distract other students.
Fair
Student frequently stops during the lesson and does not request assistance. Student occasionally becomes distracted by other students and does not stay on track.
Poor
Student almost always fails to complete the self-guided task, never asks for assistance when stuck, and prevents his or her classmates from completing their own assignment.
COOPERATION
Excellent
Student cooperates with other students and makes an excellent contribution to group learning activities.
Good
Student makes a satisfactory effort to contribute to the group and never distracts the group from its goals.
Fair
Student does not contribute to the group effort and occasionally distracts the group from its central goals.
Poor
Student consistently fails to stay on track with the group project, and often keeps the group from succeeding by distracting the group distracts other members of the group.
Keywords:
attendance - class participation
Subjects:
Computers
English
Foreign Languages
Science
Vocational
Types:
Attendance
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