Rubric for
Running Records
To be completed for each category for each running record completed (Three total required for Running Record Assignment, one with tape )
Category |
More Than Satisfactory (20 points) |
Satisfactory (15 points) |
Unsatisfactory (5 points) |
Running Record (Technical Aspects and Calculations) Total: /20 |
- used correct markings/conventions, - calculated correct errors, accuracy rate,
and level (instructional, independent, frustration according to Clay or test
given |
Most all of these done
correctly: - used correct markings/conventions, - calculated correct errors, accuracy rate,
and level (instructional, independent, frustration according to Clay or test
given |
Most of these not done incorrectly: -
calculated correct errors, accuracy rate, and level (instructional,
independent, frustration according to Clay or test given |
|
More Than Satisfactory (20 points) |
Satisfactory (15 points) |
Unsatisfactory (5 points) |
Running Record (Strategy
Analysis) Total: /20 |
All errors and
self-corrections are correctly analyzed for Meaning, Structure, and Visual
(MSV) strategies used. |
Most all errors and
self-corrections are correctly analyzed for Meaning, Structure, and Visual
(MSV) strategies used. |
Most errors and
self-corrections are not correctly analyzed for Meaning, Structure, and
Visual (MSV) strategies used. |
|
More Than Satisfactory (10 points) |
Satisfactory (5 points) |
Unsatisfactory (2 points) |
Running Record
(Generalizations) Total: /10 |
After first-level analyses
are conducted, a general summary statement is made pertaining to the analysis
of reading strategies used frequently and infrequently. This summary indicates exemplary
understanding of the strategies used frequently and infrequently. |
After first-level analyses
are conducted, a general summary statement is made pertaining to the analysis
of reading strategies used frequently and infrequently. This summary indicates satisfactory
understanding of the strategies used frequently and infrequently. |
After first-level analyses
are conducted, a general summary statement is made pertaining to the analysis
of reading strategies used frequently and infrequently. This summary indicates poor understanding of the strategies used
frequently and infrequently. |