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Written Summary #4 
Rubric Code: Y3AWBB
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Subject: Education  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Acceptable

10 pts

Developing

8 pts

Room for Improvement

4 pts

Capitals, Punctuation & Spelling

Acceptable

All sentences and characters' names begin with a capital letter showing understanding of the purpose of capitals.
All sentences contain appropriate punctuation showing understanding of the purpose of punctuation.
Most words spelled correctly.
Developing

Irregular use of capitals showing lack of understanding of the purpose of capitals.
Irregular use of punctuation showing an understanding of the existence of punctuation but lacks an understanding of the purpose of punctuation.
Most words spelled correctly or phonetically.
Room for Improvement

Capitals not used as yet.
Punctuation rarely used and interferes with meaning of text. Attempts to spell words using beginning and/or ending sounds to communciate story summary.
Understanding

Acceptable

Sentences are complete and organized creating sentence fluency so they make sense showing that sentences have structure with meaning.
Developing

Sentences are irreguar with run-ons and/or fragments showing limited understanding of sentence structure creates meaning; sentences order may not be sequential.
Room for Improvement

Incomplete sentences, without spaces between words; no sequential order to sentences to create understanding for reader.
Word Choice

Acceptable

Student uses many words that are frequently talked in the classroom he/she observed as well as professional or theoretical terms discussed in course classroom and textbook.
Developing

Student uses some words that are frequently talked in the classroom he/she observed as well as professional or theoretical terms discussed in course classroom and textbook.
Room for Improvement

Student uses few or almost no words that are frequently talked in the classroom he/she observed as well as professional or theoretical terms discussed in course classroom and textbook.
Content

Acceptable

Summary contains at least 8 components that are compared/contrasted from each observation.
Developing

Summary contains at least 7 components that are compared/contrasted from each observation.
Room for Improvement

Summary contains at least 6 components that are compared/contrasted from each observation.
Reflection

Acceptable

Student asks 5 or more questions showing critical thinking skills and desire to learn more about teaching in the classroom at the particular grade level observed.
Developing

Student asks 3-5 questions showing critical thinking skills and desire to learn more about teaching in the classroom at the particular grade level observed.
Room for Improvement

Student asks 2 or less questions showing critical thinking skills and desire to learn more about teaching in the classroom at the particular grade level observed.





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