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KINE 427 Curriculum - Classroom Management Plan 
Students will complete a Classroom Management Plan with the components of; Philosophical statement regarding classroom management, Description of schools management plan, Rules, Classroom procedures, Daily Protocols, Principles of assessment and grading plans, letter to administrators, parents, students, Negative behavior management strategies, levels of consequences, Interventions Strategies, and Techniques to Maximize plans effectiveness
Rubric Code: R65CBC
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Subject: Education  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Classroom Management Plan
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1. Philosophy Statement

Philosophical statement on your beliefs about classroom management

Below Expectations

Description of personal belief regarding classroom management lacks clarity and/or one or more elements (i.e. teaching style, relationship to mission) is missing. (0-1 pts)
Meets Expectations

Integrated classroom management philosophy with teaching vision and mission statements. Identified a teaching style but lacks some clarity and/or specificity on how each relates to the other. (2-3 pts)
Above Expectations

Excellent integration of classroom management philosophy into teaching vision and mission statement. Clearly identified a teaching style and how it relates to classroom management. (4-5+ pts)
2. Schools Management Plan

Description of the school-wide management plan

Below Expectations

Description of the school-wide management plan is incomplete or missing and/or student introduction to the plan is incomplete or missing. How the school utilizes the plan is incomplete and/or missing. (0-1 pts)
Meets Expectations

Adequate description of school- wide management plan. Student introduction and school utilization was included but not expounded upon.
(2-3 pts)
Above Expectations

Very thorough and specific description of school-wide management plan. Included thorough explanation of how plan is introduced to students and how it is utilized within the school. (4-5+pts)
3.a. Rules

Below Expectations

Rules exceed 5-7 or are so few in number that they fail to reflect aspects necessary to ensure a classroom environment conducive to learning. Some rules are not stated in positive terms. (0-1 pts)
Meets Expectations

No more than 5-7 rules are provided that reflect aspects necessary to ensure a classroom environment conducive to learning. All rules are positively stated.
(2-3 pts)
Above Expectations

No more than 5-7 rules are provide that fully reflect aspects necessary to ensure an effective and productive classroom environment conducive to learning. All rules are positively stated. Respect for others permeates these rules. (4-5+pts)
3.b. Rules - Paragraph

Explain how rules are developed and include communication to parents, students and administrators

Below Expectations

Description is underdeveloped and/or lacks specificity. Communication examples are not included and/or unclear and/or developmentally inappropriate. (0-1 pts)
Meets Expectations

Description of how rules are developed is clear and specific. Communication examples are included and appropriate. (2-3 pts)
Above Expectations

Description of how rules are developed, who is included, etc. is very specific and clear. Communication examples are developmentally appropriate, clearly convey expectations and consequences in positive, motivating manner. Rules and communication are creative and encourage positive self growth. (4-5+ pts)
4.a. Procedures and daily protocols

Includes all procedures and routines to create a productive, efficient classroom

Below Expectations

A limited number of daily protocols are established, thereby minimizing the potential to produce a fairly well-managed classroom. (0-1 pts)
Meets Expectations

Daily protocols are sufficient in both number and quality to address aspects necessary to provide for a well-managed classroom, thereby reducing some management time. (2-3 pts)
Above Expectations

Daily protocols are comprehensive in nature, establishing efficient classroom routines, thereby reducing management time while increasing learning opportunities.
(4-5+ pts)
4.b. Assessment and Grading Plans

Explanation of how grades will be determined and table showing how learning experiences are weighted

Below Expectations

Assessments are not varied and/or developmentally appropriate. No grading table and/or matrix is present or if present it is unclear. How grades are determined is not clearly delineated. (0-1pts)
Meets Expectations

Assessments are varied and developmentally appropriate. Grading plan clearly delineates how grades are determined. (2-3 pts)
Above Expectations

Assessments are varied (i.e tests, projects, observations, etc.) and developmentally appropriate. Grading plan clearly delineates how grades are determined (i.e. table or matrix) Assessments are creative and motivational. (4-5+ pts)
5.a. Level of Consequences

Below Expectations

Less than 3 levels of consequences are provided to stop inappropriate behavior immediately. Consequences do not reflect developmental levels of students.Levels of consequences are not sequential and thereby fail to provide more rigorous consequences for repeated misbehaviors.(0-1 pts)
Meets Expectations

At least 3-4 levels of consequences are provided to stop inappropriate behavior immediately.Most consequences do not reflect developmental levels of students.Levels of consequences provide for sequential and more rigorous consequences for repeated misbehaviors.(2-3 pts)
Above Expectations

Three - four levels of consequences are provided. The consequences show understanding of student personal, social, emotional, and psychological development. All consequences reflect student developmental levels.(4-5+pts)
5.b. Intervention Strategies

Below Expectations

Less than 3 positive and encouraging long-term techniques are provided that reduce episodes of misbehavior of students who demonstrate recurrent behavioral problems. Techniques provided are rarely developmental in nature, with the potential to negatively impact student self-image. (0 pts)
Meets Expectations

At least 3-4 positive and encouraging long-term techniques are provided that appropriately reduce episodes of misbehavior of students who demonstrate recurrent behavioral problems. Techniques are developmental in nature,and defer from negatively impacting student self-image. (1-2 pts)
Above Expectations

At least 3-4 positive and encouraging long-term techniques are provided that appropriately reduce episodes of misbehavior of students who demonstrate recurrent behavioral problems. Techniques are developmental in nature,and defer from negatively impacting student self-image. The techniques show creativity and insight into the varied needs and characteristics of student and the school context. (3pts)
5.c. Effectiveness Techniques

Explanation of techniques used to enhance implementation and adherence effectiveness

Below Expectations

The description is missing and/or unclear, lacking specificity. Incentives are not identified and/or are developmentally inappropriate. (0 pts)
Meets Expectations

The description of the techniques is clear. Some incentives are offered and include a combination of intrinsic and extrinsic rewards. (1 pt)
Above Expectations

The description of the techniques is clear and specific. Several incentives and/or techniques are offered that include a combination of intrinsic and extrinsic rewards. (2-3 pts)




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