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Group Participation Rubric 
Analysis of Group Participation
Rubric Code: S64W52
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Subject: (General)  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Outstanding

4 pts

Contributes to group
10 pts

Poor

Does not contribute to discussion. Shows little interest.
Fair

Sometimes participates during the activity. Needs to be reminded to stay on task.
Good

Always participates during the activity. Shows interest and is eager to answer questions.
Outstanding

Demonstrates role model participation. Always ready to assist and help others and shows self starting initiative.
Works cooperatively
10 pts

Poor

Does not cooperate with other group members.
Fair

Sometimes cooperates with other group members.
Good

Always cooperates with group members.
Outstanding

Always cooperative and assisting other students and teacher in a respectful manner.
Task completion
10 pts

Poor

Does not complete assignments.
Fair

Completes some of the assignments.
Good

Completes all of the assignments in a satisfactory manner.
Outstanding

Completes assignments on time and maximizes use of free time to his/her best advantage.










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