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Reporting Rubric

Name of presenter: Date:

Report Topic:

Please rate the teaching demonstration based on the following criteria. Note that you are likely to check boxes across the ratings for a given criteria especially for the teaching methods, and interacting with students criteria. Write the average
or most representative score in the far right column for each criteria.

Your Score and


Criteria Excellent (5-4) Satisfactory (3) Needs Improvement (2) Not Acceptable (1)
comments
□ Topic is suitable for given □ Topic is suitable for given □ Topic is either not suitable for □ Topic is not suitable for given
amount of time and level of amount of time and level of given amount of time or level amount of time and level of
knowledge of the audience knowledge of the audience of knowledge of the audience. knowledge of the audience.
Topic and related objectives □ Identified an adequate number □ Identified too many or too □ Identified too many or too few □ Specific objectives were not
of relevant and measurable few relevant and measurable objectives which may not be identified.
objectives. objectives. relevant or measurable

□ Report teaching is framed in □ Report teaching is framed in □ Report teaching is framed in □ Report teaching is framed in
the beginning with explicit the beginning with explicit the beginning with explicit the beginning with a list of
reference to (a) measurable reference to (a) measurable reference to some objectives topics that will be covered in
objectives, (b) relevant objectives, (b) general tasks and general activities planned the session.
student and (c) instructor planned for the session and for the session.
Clarity and organization of activities in the session and (c) some associated □ The activities do not seem
report teaching associated formative and/or formative and/or summative relevant and no assessments
summative assessments. assessments. are indicated.
□ The tasks or the assessments
do not seem relevant to the
objectives.

□ Teaching strategies and □ Teaching strategies and □ Teaching strategies or □ Teaching strategies and
assessments were aligned to assessments methods used assessments methods were not assessments methods were not
the objectives were appropriate to the aligned to the objectives. aligned to the objectives.
□ Students’ prior knowledge objectives. □ Students’ prior knowledge □ Students’ prior knowledge
levels were either assessed □ Students’ prior knowledge levels on the topic were levels on the topic were not
explicitly or assumptions were levels on the topic were assumed incorrectly. considered.
articulated in reporting implicitly assumed correctly □ Transitions between different □ It was difficult to follow the
framing. but not articulated in the parts of the lesson were not lesson.
□ Smooth transitions between beginning. clear. □ No activities were used to
different parts of the lesson. □ Transitions between different □ Used a few activities to some create interactivity.
Teaching methods
□ Used appropriate activities to parts of the lesson were teacher/student interaction □ No comprehension checks.
create teacher/student and/or somewhat clear. □ Very few comprehension
student/student interaction □ Used few activities to create checks mostly targeting lower
□ Regular comprehension teacher/student and/or order thinking skills.
checks ranging from low-level student/student interaction
recall to higher-order thinking but did not rely on lecture
skills. only
□ Regular comprehension
checks mostly targeting
lower order thinking skills.
Your Score
Criteria Excellent Satisfactory Needs Improvement Not Acceptable
and comments

□ Provided several opportunities □ Provided some opportunities □ Provided very few □ Did not provided any
for students to formulate and for students to formulate and opportunities for students to opportunity for students to
ask questions ask questions formulate and ask questions formulate and ask questions
□ Paused to give students time □ Mostly paused to give □ Did not pause for students to □ Did not ask student questions
to respond to questions students time to respond to respond to questions. □ Was impatient and eager to
□ Affirmed student responses questions □ Did not acknowledge student move on with the content and
Interaction with Students and encouraged students who □ Affirmed student responses responses sometimes disrespectful while
struggle to respond □ Was generally patient and □ Was generally respectful interacting with students.
□ Was patient, used inclusive respectful while interacting while interacting with
language, and modeled with students. students.
respectful written and oral
communication

□ Appropriate use of technology □ Use of technology was □ Use of technology is poor □ Use of technology is seems
that does not distract from somewhat appropriate, with with several instances where unnecessary for this session
learning. instances where the the technology is a distraction and can hinder students
□ The rationale for technology technology distracted from to learning. learning.
use is clearly discussed and learning. □ The rationale for technology □ The rationale for technology
Use of technology* Indicate integrated into the goals of the □ The rationale for technology use is not provided at any time use is not provided at any time
types of technology used: class session discussed at the use is merely mentioned at during the demonstration and during the demonstration and
beginning, and the technology some point during the the technology is not used the technology is used poorly.
is used seamlessly. demonstration, but the seamlessly.
technology is used
seamlessly.

□ Clear and audible speech □ Mostly clear and audible □ Somewhat clear and audible □ Unclear and/or inaudible
□ Assertive and confident speech, speech speech
□ Good eye-contact □ Mostly assertive and □ Somewhat confident, but may □ Not confident or assertive
□ Noticeable enthusiasm confident, be lacking assertiveness, □ Lacks enthusiasm
Delivery and Presentation
□ Good body language □ Some eye-contact, □ Somewhat enthusiastic □ Inappropriate attire
□ Attire appropriate for the □ Noticeable enthusiasm □ Attire not appropriate for □ Poor body language.
classroom □ Attire appropriate for classroom
classroom, □ Poor body language
□ Good body language.

Additional Notes/Comments:

*Do not evaluate this criterion if instructional strategies did not require the use of technology (such as think-pair-share, using the white board, or group discussions)

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