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1-5
Rating Scale for Participation in Discussion
The following rating scale was derived as a summarised and
easy to use version of six more specific ones. It is useful in developing
awareness of self and others when engaged in group discussion.
ONE
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Eager to contribute ideas and comments; alert, attentive.
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Comments are on topic and based on reading/research as
well as on experience.
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Usually takes notes during the course of the discussion.
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Stimulated by the ideas of others and builds on what they
say.
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Helps/encourages others to express themselves.
TWO
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Usually willing to contribute ideas and comments.
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Comments mainly on topic and sometimes based on
reading/research as well as on personal experience.
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Sometimes makes a few notes during the course of the
discussion.
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Listens and sometimes responds to the comments of others.
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Sometimes helps/encourages others to express themselves.
THREE
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Will sometimes make comments (depending on the topic and
if in the mood)
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Talks without much thought; does not support comments
with arguments.
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Comments based largely on personal experience and not
always on topic.
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Quick to agree with suggestions without critical
analysis.
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Rarely makes notes during the course of discussions.
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Pays limited attention to the comments of others.
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Pays no attention to those who have difficulty expressing
themselves; intolerant of the opinions of others.
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Occasionally disruptive.
FOUR
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Will respond to probing but mainly yes or no answers.
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Comments based on personal experience and rarely on
topic.
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Does not listen; repeats ideas already dealt with; not in
tune with the discussion.
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Pays little attention to the comments of others.
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Sometimes mocks others who have difficulty expressing
themselves; makes fun of the comments of others.
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Quickly loses interest; usually looks bored.
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Sometimes engages in off topic chat with others.
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Sometimes disruptive.
FIVE
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Hardly ever makes comments - even if asked directly.
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Often stares out of the window or goes to sleep etc
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Often engages in off topic chat with others.
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Often disruptive.
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