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Round Table Discussion Rubric
Round Table Discussion Rubric
Scoring guide for grading daily participation in class round table discussion.
Rubric Code:
U546C8
By
SRoloughlin
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Subject:
Journalism
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
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Class Participation rubric
Always Participates
10 pts
Consistently Participates
8 pts
Sometime Participates
6 pts
Occasional Participation
2 pts
Rarely Participates
1 pts
Does Not Participate
0 pts
Preparation
Always Participates
Always takes a voluntary thoughtful active role in their own learning. Consistently reads the class material, and has reflected and contextualized the information.
Consistently Participates
Consistently takes an active role in their learning. Consistently comes to class prepared, having read the material.
Sometime Participates
Student sometimes takes an active role in learning. Has usually read the material.
Occasional Participation
Occasionally takes an active role in their own learning. Shows evidence of having prepared for class on occasion
Rarely Participates
Student rarely takes an active role in their own learning.
Does Not Participate
Student not prepared either in readings or assignments
Knowledge of Current Events
Within the Last Week
Always Participates
Student can name and discuss in-detail at least four (4) current political events (state, national, international).
Consistently Participates
Student can name and discuss in-detail at least three (3) current political events (state, national, international).
Sometime Participates
Student can name and discuss in-detail at least two (2) current political events (state, national, international).
Occasional Participation
Student can name and discuss in-detail at least one (1) current political event (state, national, international).
Rarely Participates
Student can name at least one (1) current political event (state, national, international).
Does Not Participate
Student has no knowledge of any current political event.
Open to Personal Risk
Always Participates
Challenges themselves daily. Demonstrate a genuine desire to learn and share ideas with teacher and classmates. Initiates discussions.
Consistently Participates
Participates regularly in discussions volunteers ideas asks questions and defends opinions.
Sometime Participates
Shares ideas and asks appropriate questions.
Occasional Participation
Infrequently asks questions. Hesitant to share ideas or take risks. Only participates when called on.
Rarely Participates
Student does not participate and rarely if ever shares ideas or asks questions.
Does Not Participate
Student never shares ideas or asks questions
Respect for others
Always Participates
Listens respectfully to classmates and instructor and responds to comments in reflective and respectful fashion.
Consistently Participates
Listen respectfully to classmates and instructor, and responds to others' opinions in respectful manner.
Sometime Participates
Listens to classmates and respects opinions of others.
Occasional Participation
Occasionally talks or engages in other activities while others are speaking. Student frequently takes discussions off topic or monopolizes 'talking time'.
Rarely Participates
Displays poor listening skills. Consistently talks or engages in other activities while others are speaking. General disrespect for classroom decorum
Does Not Participate
Student is constantly playing cellphone or computer games/texting or having private discussions with other classmates. Disrespect for teacher or subject matter.
Attendance
Always Participates
Arrives to class on time, returns from break on time, stays in classroom during lecture/discussion, no cellphone or laptop use during discussions/videos, present for entire 3-hour class session
Consistently Participates
Arrives to class on time, stays in classroom during lecture/discussion, no cellphone or laptop use during discussions/videos, present for entire 3-hour class session
Sometime Participates
Missing an hour or less attendance (either beginning or ending of class session), stays in classroom during lecture/discussion, no cellphone or laptop use during discussions/videos
Occasional Participation
Missing more than an hour attendance but less than 2-hours (either beginning or ending of class session), stays in classroom during lecture/discussion, limited cellphone or laptop use during discussions/videos
Rarely Participates
Missing more than an hour attendance but less than 3-hours (either beginning or ending of class session), frequent cellphone or laptop use during discussions/videos
Does Not Participate
Not Present
Keywords:
participation preparation undergraduate
Subjects:
Communication
English
Geography
History
Humanities
Journalism
Law
Philosophy
Political Science
Social Sciences
(General)
Types:
Reading
Writing
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