How to Unpack Indicators (Prework): CTE, Fine Arts, Supplementary RLA

As a reviewer, you should come to the unpacking meeting having already reviewed the upcoming indicators on your own. The evidence guides, glossary, and TEKS are your primary prep tools; they explain the rubric language and highlight what to look for in the materials. Reviewers should also pay close attention to the scoring criteria.

Come prepared with any questions so the team can resolve them together during the meeting. With that in mind, let’s walk through how to interact with the evidence guides.

Select the tab that matches your review focus.

CTE, Fine Arts, Supplementary RLA

Click the numbered circles to reveal the eight steps of the process. As you click each number, another number will appear.

Text File of Interacting with the Evidence Guides

ELAR, SLAR, Math, Supplementary Math

Click the numbered circles to reveal the six steps of the process. As you click each number, another number will appear.

Text File of Interacting with the Evidence Guides

IMPORTANT: Evidence guides support the quality rubric but do not replace it. They include scoring criteria along with examples and non-examples to help you recognize strong evidence.