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    - The document is a rubric for evaluating participation in a book club. It assesses preparation, participation, content knowledge/analysis, and active listening/engagement on a scale from Outstanding to Unsatisfactory. - For the highest rating, a participant must have thoroughly prepared with detailed notes, contribute meaningfully to discussions multiple times, demonstrate deep understanding of the text through analysis and references, and actively listen through engaged body language and questions. Anything less than thorough participation, preparation, knowledge and engagement results in a lower rating.

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    - The document is a rubric for evaluating participation in a book club. It assesses preparation, participation, content knowledge/analysis, and active listening/engagement on a scale from Outstanding to Unsatisfactory. - For the highest rating, a participant must have thoroughly prepared with detailed notes, contribute meaningfully to discussions multiple times, demonstrate deep understanding of the text through analysis and references, and actively listen through engaged body language and questions. Anything less than thorough participation, preparation, knowledge and engagement results in a lower rating.

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    Book Club Accountability

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    Emmanuel Leo
    - The document is a rubric for evaluating participation in a book club. It assesses preparation, participation, content knowledge/analysis, and active listening/engagement on a scale from Outstanding to Unsatisfactory. - For the highest rating, a participant must have thoroughly prepared with detailed notes, contribute meaningfully to discussions multiple times, demonstrate deep understanding of the text through analysis and references, and actively listen through engaged body language and questions. Anything less than thorough participation, preparation, knowledge and engagement results in a lower rating.

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    Name ________________________________ Core 2 3 5 6 7

    Book Club Accountability

    OUTSTANDING SATISFACTORY NEEDS IMPROVEMENT UNSATISFACTORY


    10/9 8 7 6/5

    Preparation -Has clearly done the reading -Has done the reading -May not be clear that the -Did not do the reading
    -Has come to the discussion or -Has come to the reading has been done -Ill-prepared; lacking
    work day well-prepared with discussion mostly prepared -Partially prepared; few notes or talking points
    detailed notes and talking with notes and talking notes or talking points
    points points
    -Has all materials ready and -Mostly organized
    organized

    Participation -Participates multiple times -Participates several times -Participates somewhat, -Participates minimally
    throughout the discussions, throughout the once or twice, throughout or not at all
    group work, and check-ins discussions, group work, the discussions, group -Does not use
    -Builds off the ideas of others and check-ins work, and check-ins appropriate
    effectively -Builds off the ideas of -Occasionally use discussion/cooperative
    others appropriately appropriate discussion work techniques
    techniques

    Content -Demonstrates a deep -Demonstrates a solid -Demonstrates a basic -Demonstrates a weak


    Knowledge knowledge of the text knowledge of the text knowledge of the text knowledge of the text
    & Evidence -Provides deep analysis, -Provides solid analysis, -Offers some analysis,but -Offers little/no analysis
    without prompting, to move the without prompting, to move needs some prompting from -Relies almost totally on
    Analysis conversation/work forward; the conversation/work others; mostly basic ideas his/her opinion and less
    explains thinking fully forward; explains thinking -Sometimes refers to on the text to drive
    -Frequently refers to specific -Often refers to specific specific examples, but relies answers and ideas
    examples in the text to support examples in the text to more upon his/her opinion
    answers/ideas support answers/ideas and less on the text to
    support ideas

    Active -Always shows active listening -Mostly shows active -Rarely shows active -Does not show active
    listening and and engagement through listening and engagement listening and engagement listening/engagement
    engagement body language, eye contact, through body language, through body language, eye -Body language, eye
    (during comments, and questions eye contact, comments, contact, comments, and contact, comment, or
    discussions and questions questions questions are
    and group -May be distracting or unprofessional/inapprop
    work) off-topic through comments riate
    or actions

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