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Group/Partner Work Group/Partner Work Rubric designed to rate how well students are working together in a group or with a partner. Rubric Code: V622CC By terryesq4 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Communication Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Group/Partner Work
	Unfulfilled 0 pts	Poor 5 pts	Fair 8 pts	Good 13 pts	Excellent 17 pts
Helping	Unfulfilled No noted evidence.	Poor Students were observed not offering assistance to each other and neglecting to help their classmates	Fair Students were observed offering assistance to each other some of the time.	Good Students were observed offering assistance to each other most of the time.	Excellent Students were observed offering assistance to each other all of the time.
Listening	Unfulfilled No noted evidence.	Poor Observed students not listening to each other's ideas. Students did not listen when being given instruction by the teacher.	Fair Observed students to be somewhat listening to each other's ideas. Students listen when being given instruction by the teacher some of the time.	Good Observed students listening to each other's ideas. Students listen when being given instruction by the teacher most of the time.	Excellent Observed students listening to each other's ideas. Students listen when being given instruction by the teacher all of the time.
Participating in class	Unfulfilled No noted evidence.	Poor Students were observed not contributing to the project. Students were found to be off task and reminded continuously to get their work done.	Fair Students were observed contributing to the project some of the time.	Good Students were observed contributing to the project most of the time.	Excellent Students were observed contributing to the project all of the time.
Respecting	Unfulfilled No noted evidence.	Poor Students were observed not respecting, encouraging and supporting the ideas and efforts of fellow students. Student talked out of turn. * * * *	Fair Students were observed respecting, encouraging and supporting the ideas and efforts of fellow students some of the time.	Good Students were observed respecting, encouraging and supporting the ideas and efforts of fellow students most of the time.	Excellent Students were observed respecting, encouraging and supporting the ideas and efforts of fellow students all of the time.
Task completion	Unfulfilled No noted evidence.	Poor Due to lack of planning on the students part, the task was very chaotic and unorganized.	Fair The task was accomplished but last minute details weren't taken care of until the end of the project.	Good Students forgot to address one or two items. Otherwise everything "flowed" well and was successfully accomplished.	Excellent Details were in line and nearly everything went as planned. Everything that needed to be accomplished was done.
Job	Unfulfilled No noted evidence.	Poor Student did not take their job seriously and did not fulfill their duties.	Fair Student did a very poor job fulfilling their duties.	Good Most of the time the student did their job and fulfilled most of their duties.	Excellent Student was on task and fulfilled their duties at all times.

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