Description
ENGLSH + SPANISH | Grading in special education is a tough topic, but something we all have to worry about and do. Grades.
But how do you grade students who are not on grade level, or students who attend inclusion for social skills, or even participation?
These 100% editable rubrics are your answer, your solution, to giving your students with special needs grades.
What is included?
• 7 editable rubrics in English and Spanish (you can use the templates to create your own rubric if you’d like)
• 20 criterion included, with 4 levels (3, 2, 1, 0)
What criterion topics are included?
There are 20 criterion included in the download, with four levels per criterion (3, 2, 1, 0). They are all 100% editable in PowerPoint, so you can change the wording to fit your specific classroom/student.
• Completion
• Engagement
• Communication
• Prompting
• Contributions
• Quality of Work
• Focus on the Task
• Working with Peers
• Time Management
• Transition
• Problem Solving
• Attitude / Behavior
• Prepared
• Respect Others
• Participates Willingly
• Follows Along
• Rules and Routines
• [Using] Accommodations
• [Using] Modifications
• Organization
What does editable mean?
All of the slides are 100% editable in PowerPoint. That means you can change the font, font sizing, add to the tables, change what the text says… all editable for you to make the rubrics specifically for your classroom or individual students.
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Elizabeth Fiscina –
I love that they are editable so I could match some of the language in the standard rubric.
Zaira A. –
Perfect!
Kaia P. –
Excellent resource, very helpful!
The Jolly Planner –
Very useful!
Nicki’s Digital Designs –
This is a very helpful resource, thank you!
NaTasha H. –
Thank you!
jamie halye –
love it
Amy S. –
The description on what these rubrics are intended for are very helpful. I teach students in grades k-3 with multiple disabilities and grades in addition is IEP progress is daunting! I edited the rubric for my own needs to use cross curricular throughout the week.
Tamara T. –
Great resource! Thank you so much!
Alissa C. –
Great to customize for individual students
Jordin M. –
Great resource for basic rubrics, glad I can modify them to what I need.
Satoko K. –
Great resource.
HS SPED life –
Great rubircs. glad I can modify them for each student as necessary. Wanted to build something like this for a while and it was very helpful.
Maggie Edwards –
Easy to use and very adaptable. I use this for all my students.
Misty G. –
This is a game-changer for grading in my self-contained classroom!
Stacey B. –
I absolutely love this resource. It is exactly what I was looking for. The rubric provides an easy, quick way to give a grade for a student that is not necessarily on grade level or able to participate as their peers do in the classroom. It gives a grade based on their performance. And it’s editable to meet the individual needs of the student!
Tori Harrison –
This is a great resource for me to use when collecting data for IEP’s.
The Way they Learn –
This is now used for all of our grading! Thankyou so much.
That Nuerodivergent Teacher –
These are great rubrics to help make grading a little more equitable in the SPED setting. I love the pre made ones and really appreciate the editable options!
Shelby B. –
I absolutely love this resource!