This classroom participation rubric evaluates students on three criteria: participation in classroom discussion, respect for peers, and behavior. For participation, an excellent rating requires actively contributing to discussions more than once, while satisfactory involves asking questions and contributing once, and fair is occasional contributions. Respect for peers means listening to others for an excellent rating, listening most of the time but needing occasional prompting for fair, and not listening or interrupting for needs improvement. For behavior, an excellent rating means almost never displaying disruptive behavior, satisfactory is sometimes displaying it, fair is sometimes needing redirection, and needs improvement requires frequent redirection.
This classroom participation rubric evaluates students on three criteria: participation in classroom discussion, respect for peers, and behavior. For participation, an excellent rating requires actively contributing to discussions more than once, while satisfactory involves asking questions and contributing once, and fair is occasional contributions. Respect for peers means listening to others for an excellent rating, listening most of the time but needing occasional prompting for fair, and not listening or interrupting for needs improvement. For behavior, an excellent rating means almost never displaying disruptive behavior, satisfactory is sometimes displaying it, fair is sometimes needing redirection, and needs improvement requires frequent redirection.
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Classroom Participation Rubric
Excellent Satisfactory Fair Needs
(4) (3) (2) Improvement (1) Participation in The student actively The student actively The student actively The student is not classroom discussion participations in class participates in class by participates in class by actively engaged in by asking questions asking questions and asking questions and class and does not ask and contributing to contributing to occasionally questions or contribute classroom discussions classroom discussions contributing to to classroom more than once. at least once. classroom discussion. discussion. Respect for peers The student listens The student listens The student listens The student does not when others are when others are when others are listen when others are speaking in both small speaking in both small speaking most of the speaking, interrupts group and whole group and whole time but needs frequently, or makes group settings. The group settings. occasional prompting. negative comments student encourages about peers’ ideas. his/her peers to be respectful of others. Behavior The student is well The student is well The student is mostly The student is not well behaved and almost behaved and well behaved, behaved and never displays sometimes displays sometimes displays frequently displays disruptive behavior. disruptive or off-task disruptive or off-task disruptive or off-task behavior. behavior that requires behavior that requires redirection. redirection or intervention.