Rubric Example

Rubrics keep the focus tight and help define quality clearly. They also make grading more efficient.

Rubric example:

Reading Comprehension Criteria

Exemplary

Exceeds competency

Accomplished

Meets competency

Satisfactory

Nearing competency

Developing

Attempted, partial competency

Beginning

Not demonstrated

Effectiveness of Comprehension Strategies

Your prompts elicit relevant and effective responses from children throughout the read-aloud. You make use of all opportunities to use strategies, complete the PEER (prompt, evaluate, expand, repeat) prompt sequence each time, and support child engagement.

Your prompts elicit relevant and effective responses from children throughout the read-aloud. You make use of all opportunities to use strategies and complete the PEER (prompt, evaluate, expand, repeat) prompt sequence.

All but one or two of your prompts elicit relevant or effective responses from children. You may miss one or two opportunities to use strategies or complete the PEER (prompt, evaluate, expand, repeat) prompt sequence.

More than twice, your prompts do not elicit relevant or effective responses from children. You may miss one or two opportunities to use strategies or complete the PEER (prompt, evaluate, expand, repeat) prompt sequence.

Not enough evidence to assess this criterion.