The teacherregularlyreinforcesand rewardsefforsreseach-basedthinking, wherestudents exploreand review a varietyof ideas, models,and solutions toproblemsPredictingoutcomesNoirrelevant,confusing, ornonessentialinformation.Teacher highlightskey concepts andideas and usesthem as the basisto connect otherpowerful ideas.Few students ingroups knowtheir roles,responsiblities,and group workexpectations.The teacherand/or studentsmodelmaetacognitivestrategies.Assignmentsare mostlyreproduceinformationSustainstudents'attentionStudentscomplete theirwork accordingto teacherexpectationsTeacherpracticesincorporatestudentinterests andbackgroundsGeneratingIdeasLearningobjectives areconnected towhat studentshave previouslylearned.Questionsareconsitentlypurposefuland coherentwelcomesall studentsand guiestsTeacher setsexpectationsthat areunderstoodby students.Instructional plansinclude: evidenc ofthe internalizationof the plans fromthe high-qualitycurriculumCategorizationTTeacherconsistentlyimplements avariety ofsubject-specificinstragegies.Teacher practicesdisplayunderstanding ofeach student'santicipatedlearning abilitiesand needs.Feedback fromstudents isused to monitorand adjustinstructionThe lessons structureis coherent, bassedon the content, andhas a beginning,middle, and end, withtime for refelction toensure studentunderstanding.Teacherexpecationsare notrigorous forstudents.Assessments arealigned with thedepth and rigor ofthe state standardsand content,including curriculumresourcesThe teacherregularlyreinforcesand rewardsefforsreseach-basedthinking, wherestudents exploreand review a varietyof ideas, models,and solutions toproblemsPredictingoutcomesNoirrelevant,confusing, ornonessentialinformation.Teacher highlightskey concepts andideas and usesthem as the basisto connect otherpowerful ideas.Few students ingroups knowtheir roles,responsiblities,and group workexpectations.The teacherand/or studentsmodelmaetacognitivestrategies.Assignmentsare mostlyreproduceinformationSustainstudents'attentionStudentscomplete theirwork accordingto teacherexpectationsTeacherpracticesincorporatestudentinterests andbackgroundsGeneratingIdeasLearningobjectives areconnected towhat studentshave previouslylearned.Questionsareconsitentlypurposefuland coherentwelcomesall studentsand guiestsTeacher setsexpectationsthat areunderstoodby students.Instructional plansinclude: evidenc ofthe internalizationof the plans fromthe high-qualitycurriculumCategorizationTTeacherconsistentlyimplements avariety ofsubject-specificinstragegies.Teacher practicesdisplayunderstanding ofeach student'santicipatedlearning abilitiesand needs.Feedback fromstudents isused to monitorand adjustinstructionThe lessons structureis coherent, bassedon the content, andhas a beginning,middle, and end, withtime for refelction toensure studentunderstanding.Teacherexpecationsare notrigorous forstudents.Assessments arealigned with thedepth and rigor ofthe state standardsand content,including curriculumresources

Louisiana Educator Rubric Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The teacher regularly reinforces and rewards effors
  2. reseach-based thinking, where students explore and review a variety of ideas, models, and solutions to problems
  3. Predicting outcomes
  4. No irrelevant, confusing, or nonessential information.
  5. Teacher highlights key concepts and ideas and uses them as the basis to connect other powerful ideas.
  6. Few students in groups know their roles, responsiblities,a nd group work expectations.
  7. The teacher and/or students model maetacognitive strategies.
  8. Assignments are mostly reproduce information
  9. Sustain students' attention
  10. Students complete their work according to teacher expectations
  11. Teacher practices incorporate student interests and backgrounds
  12. Generating Ideas
  13. Learning objectives are connected to what students have previously learned.
  14. Questions are consitently purposeful and coherent
  15. welcomes all students and guiests
  16. Teacher sets expectations that are understood by students.
  17. Instructional plans include: evidenc of the internalization of the plans from the high-quality curriculum
  18. Categorization
  19. TTeacher consistently implements a variety of subject-specific instragegies.
  20. Teacher practices display understanding of each student's anticipated learning abilities and needs.
  21. Feedback from students is used to monitor and adjust instruction
  22. The lessons structure is coherent, bassed on the content, and has a beginning, middle, and end, with time for refelction to ensure student understanding.
  23. Teacher expecations are not rigorous for students.
  24. Assessments are aligned with the depth and rigor of the state standards and content, including curriculum resources