Positive Behavior Rubric
Name: ___________________ Teacher:
Date : ___________________ Title of Work: ___________________
 
Criteria
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The student exhibits social skills that have a positive impact on the learning environment. The student is engaged in the learning process and has appropriate peer relations.
The student regularly engages in socially inappropriate behavior that has a negative impact on the learning environment. The student requires frequent redirection and rarely attempts to self-correct his/her own behavior.
The student is in the process of developing the ability to self-correct. The student is aware of and attempts to correct socially inappropriate behavior, but still needs frequent redirection from adults.
The student consistently attempts to self-correct socially inappropriate behavior and requires minimal adult redirection.
The student consistently demonstrates an ability to engage in socially appropriate behavior and requires little to no adult redirection.
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The student exhibits an ability to react appropriately to emotional situations. They have an ability to deal with outside stress in a manner that does not have a negative impact on academic performance, social interactions, and behavioral responses.
The student regularly responds to emotional situations in a manner that has a negative impact on the learning environment. The student requires frequent redirection and rarely attempts to self-correct his/her own behavior.
The student is aware of and attempts to self-correct emotional responses that disrupt the learning environment, but still need frequent redirection from adults.
The student consistently attempts to display emotional responses that are appropriate for the learning environment and require minimal adult redirection.
The student consistently demonstrates an ability to engage in socially appropriate behavior and requires little to no adult redirection.
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The student exhibits an ability to take responsibility for his/her own actions. The student requires few interventions and has an ability to manage classroom expectations similar to typical grade level peers.
The student regularly engages in behavior that is resistant to redirection and rarely takes responsibility for his/her own actions. The student requires several interventions and does not exhibit the ability to maintain classroom expectations.
The student is aware of and attempts to self-correct behavior that interrupts the learning environment, but still requires redirection. They have trouble accepting responsibility for his/her own actions and require interventions to help maintain classroom expectations.
The student consistently self-corrects. They require minimal adult redirection and adhere to most classroom expectations without interventions.
The student consistently adheres to classroom exceptions, takes responsibility for his/her own behavior and requires little to no adult redirection.
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