This study investigated the effects of instructional rubric for the access to general curriculum on
academic engagement of a student with disability, using multiple probe design across conditions.
The results entailed that academic engagement of the participant, which was measured by four
categorical behaviors, drastically improved on all three of the subjects: Korean, social study, and mathematics. The results were discussed in detail into the impact of self-monitoring / evaluation skills the participant had improved on his academic performances utilizing instructional rubric,effective peer support for the student with the awareness of specific performance goals, enabling student in needs to participate in inclusive assessment systems with cohesive accommodations.
Future researches are expected to more focus on investigating the achievement of curriculum
contents that students in needs would have with the usage of instructional rubric.