Rubric Progressions
Academic Language Part 1
Academic Language Part 2
Prompt Alignment Part 1
Prompt Alignment Part 2
100

This level includes learning tasks and supports provide appropriate levels of support and challenge the focus learners strengths, needs and interests and includes self-management supports

Level 5

100

This person is the main student we are writing our lesson plan for. 

Focus learner

100
This is breaking up learning into chunks and using a variety of tools and supports to help students

Scaffolding

100
These are accommodations/modifications that are specifically planned to reflect the focus learner's strengths and needs

Planned Supports

100

what should you justify in your plan based on Focus Learner's strengths and needs?

Learning tasks, materials, and planned supports

200

This level is a learning tasks and supports provide appropriate levels of support that reflect focus learner's strengths and/or needs. 

Level 3

200
This would be age appropriate and meet the needs of the student

Appropriate Levels of Support

200

This is the background knowledge that an individual has before any learning occurs

Pre-requisite knowledge

200

What is the goal of the lesson objectives?

To move towards the focus learner's IEP goals.

200

How many communication skills should be included and identified?

One

300

Learning tasks and supports provide and challenges the focus learners strengths, needs, and interests.

Level 4

300

This is an area where the focus learner excels and does not need support

Strengths of Focus Learner

300
This is where students have challenges and required different levels of support

Areas of need

300

Baseline data, prior learning, experiences, and strengths and/or needs provide the _________ levels of support for the focus learner

Appropriate

300

Based off of learning goals of Focus Learner's IEP, you will respond to what?

One of the 3 prompts

400

This level is general approach to teacher's strengths, needs, and prior knowledge supported by learning tasks.

Level 2

400

This is the short term outcome that is achieved overtime by meeting related lesson objectives

Learning goal

400

This is the ability to manage behaviors, thoughts, and emotions

Self-management

400

Relevant lived experiences, interests and strengths and expectations can include information about the focus learner's what?

Name at least 2

Personal, family, community or cultural assets.

400

When will you refer to baseline data obtained?

Prior to the beginning of the learning segment

500

This level is with no evidence of supports or mismatch between developing levels and instructional strategies.

Level 1

500

This is the measurable learning outcome for each lesson that, over time and combined with instructional objectives, enable a learner to reach learning goal

Lesson Objective

500

This is different ways to help students to be successful in their learning

Supports

500

What knowledge of the focus learner needs to be included?

Prior learning experiences, including pre-requisite knowledge as well as any other relevant information.

500

If you ware describing how the learning task, materials, planned supports address Focus Learner's needs, provide challenge, and supports, you are supporting student's what?

Their learning 

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