Looking at Different Kinds of Rubrics
In this section you will see a variety of teacher-created rubrics for assessing reading comprehension activities across the curriculum. I selected these examples because they assess typical reading activities in upper elementary and middle school classrooms. As you look at the rubrics, notice that each one lists the elements of an activity followed by a scoring guide which defines three or four different levels of success.
Middle school
teacher Shelley Jackson created the rubric below to assess a variety
of students' written responses, for example, a book report, a character
analysis, book comparisons, and other literary analyses.
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6 Traits: Assessing and Teaching Writing
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6 Traits: Assessing and Teaching Writing
Scholastic RED Online Course:
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6 Traits: Assessing and Teaching Writing
Designed for elementary and middle school teachers who are currently using or preparing to use the 6 Traits Writing Model in their classrooms and schools, this course focuses on exploring the six writing traits, learning to use analytical assessment, and implementing trait-based writing activities. Teachers learn at their own pace, have the opportunity to earn graduate credit, and stay current on research-based
Instructional Program | Grades 3-8
Grades 3-8 $475.00
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ReadAbout: Improving Nonfiction Reading Comprehension
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ReadAbout: Improving Nonfiction Reading Comprehension
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ReadAbout: Improving Nonfiction Reading Comprehension
Designed for English, language arts, and content-area teachers of students in grades 3-8 and reading specialists using Scholastic's ReadAbout supplemental reading program, this course focuses on using research-based strategies for motivating and supporting readers and building nonfiction reading and writing skills. Teachers learn at their own pace, have the opportunity to earn graduate credit, and s
Instructional Program | Grades 3-8
Grades 3-8 $425.00
