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Personal Rubric for Evaluating My Acheivement of the NBPTS 
Personal Rubric for Evaluating My Acheivement of the NBPTS in My Degree Program
Rubric Code: Y24579
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Powered by iRubric My Achievement of NBPTS
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Exemplary

4 pts

Knowledge of Students

Poor

Has not mastered the knowledge to understand students' knowledge, skills, interest.
Fair

Has mastered some knowledge to understand students' knowledge, skills, interest.
Good

Demonstrates mastery of knowledge to understand students' knowledge, skills, interest.
Exemplary

Consistently demonstrates mastery of knowlege to understand students' knowledge, skills, interest.
KInowledge of Special Education

Poor

Has little to no knowledge of special education in all aspects, including specific disabilities to set goals.
Fair

Has some knowledge of special education in all aspects, including specific disabilities to set goals.
Good

Demonstrates knowledge of special education in all aspects, including specific disabilities to set goals.
Exemplary

Consistently demonstrates knowledge of special education in all aspects, including specific disabilities to set goals
Communications

Poor

Does not have the necessary skills to communicate information to the students
Fair

Has some communication skills but can't apply them to students with disabilities
Good

Demonstrates necessary skills to communicate information to the students
Exemplary

Understands the importance of communication and consistently demonstrates communication skills to communicate information to the students
Diversity

Poor

Lacks understanding of diversity and does not show equal treatment with students.
Fair

Has some knowlege of diversity but does not practice it consistently among students.
Good

Has a knowledge of diversity and practices it with the students.
Exemplary

Consistently shows knowledge of diversity and consistently practices it among students.
Knowledge of Subject Matter

Poor

Does not have necessary knowledge of subject matter to facilitate learning.
Fair

Has some knowledge of subject matter but fails to use it to facilitate learning.
Good

Demonstrates knowledge of subject matter and uses it to facilitate learning
Exemplary

Consistently demonstrates knowledge in all disciplines and consistently uses this knowledge to facilitate learning
Meaningful Learning

Poor

Does not have knowledge of methods. Has low expectation of students' accomplishments.
Fair

Has some knowledge of methods, but does not use knowledge to boost student accomplishments.
Good

Demonstrates knowledge of methods and engages students in appropriate learning experiences.
Exemplary

Consisently demonstrates knowledge of methods and uses challenging learning experiences to build confidence.
Multiple Paths to Learning

Poor

Does not use a variety of methods and strategies to enhance learning.
Fair

Uses some variety of methods but has no understanding ho how to use them to enhance learning.
Good

Uses a variety of methods and strategies to enhance learning.
Exemplary

Consistently uses a variety of methods and strategies to enhance learning and help students gain necessary skills.
Social Development

Poor

Has no knowledge of social development and therefore cannot promote it among students.
Fair

Has some knowlege of social development
but can't apply it to meet student needs
Good

Demonstrates knowledge of social development and uses this knowledge to meet student needs.
Exemplary

Creates a sence of independence in students to develop and understand the awareness of the diversity among them.
Assessment

Poor

Has no knowledge of assessment tools.
Fair

Has some knowledge of assessment tools but fails to use them properly.
Good

Demonstrates the knowledge of assessment tools and uses them properly to monitor progress.
Exemplary

Uses many and varied assessment tools to give proper information concerning student development. Helps student to participate in the assessment process.
Learninbg Environment

Poor

Does not create a safe and positive learning environment.
Fair

Has ability to control student behavior but environment is not conducive for safe and positive learning.
Good

Creates an atmosphere where students feel safe and free to learn in a positive manner.
Exemplary

Creates a nurturing and caring environment where positive student learning is evident, where students take responsibility for learning and work together.
Family Partnership

Poor

Does not communicate with parents, guardians.
Fair

Communicates with parents sometimes but not enough to foster a parent/teacher partnership.
Good

Communicates with parents often and gives necessary feedback.
Exemplary

Communicates with parents often and foster a parent/teacher bond to work collaboratively for the good of the student.
Contributing to the Profession

Poor

Does not contribute to in any way to the profession
Fair

Contributes with limited collaborative efforts.
Good

Participates in collaboration with colleagues.
Exemplary

Participates collaboratively as well as independently to advance practices in the teaching profession.



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