Cooperative Group Rubric Student Name _________________________ Date _________________________ Beginning 1Developing 2Focused 3Exemplary 4 Contribution to group Punctuality Doesn't hand in assignments.Hand in many assignments late.Hands in most assignments on time.Hands in all assignments on time. Research Information Does not collect information.Contributes little information.Contributes information that mainly relates.Contributes a good deal of relevant information. ...

Once a professor has decided on appropriate grading standards (see Grading Standards on the Classroom Assessment Techniques main menu) to represent the expectations of satisfactory achievement, how can s/he make those standards explicit for students and for self? One way is to build and use Grading Rubrics. Building a rubric brings to a professor's consciousness (1) what the main traits of an assignment are and how they contribute to the assignment's goal, and (2) exactly what level of performan ...

Primary Trait Analysis: Grades vs. Assessment --- Science Example Grades 1. Students are required to "understand" scientific conclusion and process. Scientific paper is a visible representation of scientific understanding. a. Introduction section contains history and context plus the testable hypothesis. b. Materials & Methods section contains general approach plus specific equipment and procedures. c. Results section contains observations upon which conclusion is based. d. And so ...

Collaboration Rubric Name __________________________________ Beginning 1Developing 2Accomplished 3Exemplary 4Score Contribute Research & Gather InformationDoes not collect any information that relates to the topic.Collects very little information--some relates to the topic.Collects some basic information--most relates to the topic.Collects a great deal of information--all relates to the topic. Share InformationDoes not relay any information to teammates.Relays very little infor ...

Comparison Comparison explores similarities and differences between two or more items. The process has three parts. Chooses appropriate characteristics for comparison. Identifies similarities and differences among items, using the characteristics. Develops conclusions from the comparison. a. Chooses appropriate characteristics for comparison. 4. Selects important features or attributes of the items that can provide insight into the nature of those items being compared. 3. Se ...

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Teaching Resources Evaluation Rubrics for Websites Visit Teaching Resource Links--------------Go to Teaching ResourcesEducational Chat RoomsListserv EtiquetteJoin an Educational ListservFind a Key PalWeb Evaluation for Primary GradesWeb Evaluation for Intermediate GradesWeb Evaluation for Secondary GradesEducational Resouce Sites from A to DEducational Resouce Sites from E to IEducational Resouce Sites from J to OEducational Resouce Sites from P to Z ||| West Home Page ||| Teach ...

Explorers: Spice Up Your Life! Assessment Tools Individual Collaborative Skills Assessment These rubrics are based on the Washington State EALRs and adapted from Bellingham School District's 5th Grade Performance Assessment Task Back to Assessment Page Back to Explorers Teacher Information Page Back to Explorers Home Port Name ______________________ Date ______________________ Project ____________________ Individual Collaborative Skills Assessment ( for a printable copy of this rub ...

GRADING RUBRIC for Prof. Weinstein's Essay Exams CONTENTS: Grading Rubric For PRINTABLE VERSION click here Warren Z. Weinstein -- Philosophy and Asian Studies Departments -- MHB-913 -- (562) 985-4335 Send Me Mail, Back to: My Home Page, Go to: CSULB Home Page GRADING RUBRIC FOR ESSAY EXAMS The rubric below is designed to help you understand the standards which will be used to grade your essays. Read the chart from the bottom to the top. . The "A" ...

Group Discussion Rubric ATTRIBUTEEMERGINGCOMPETENTEXEMPLARY LISTENINGRecognizes and responds to others speaking. Uses and practices listening processes regularly. Habitually uses listening processes. NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION Eye contact, gestures, posture, facial expression, voice. Comprehends some information from non-verbal cues. Draws accurate conclusions from body language and facial expressions. Able to recognize and use subtle non-verbal communication cues. CO-OPERATIONSometimes show ...

Web Page Evaluation Form (Print Friendly Version PDF) Updated from work originally created at Ligon Middle School in collaboration with ExplorIs. Title of Web Page: ______________________________________________ URL: http://_____________________________________________________ Topic or Focus: _________________________________________________ Instructions: Rate each answer from 0 - 4. (4 points = highest rating.) See Scale below. Navigation and Presentation: _____ 1.Is each sect ...

Multimedia Project Scoring Rubric: Scoring Guidelines Score LevelsMultimedia The integration of media objects such as text, graphics, video, animation, and sound to represent and convey information. Videotapes which include sound and images fit this definition.Collaboration Working together jointly to accomplish a common intellectual purpose in a manner superior to what might have been accomplished working alone.Content The topics, ideas, concepts, knowledge, and opinions that c ...

Multimedia Project Scoring Rubric: Scoring Guidelines Score LevelsMultimedia The integration of media objects such as text, graphics, video, animation, and sound to represent and convey information. Videotapes which include sound and images fit this definition.Collaboration Working together jointly to accomplish a common intellectual purpose in a manner superior to what might have been accomplished working alone.Content The topics, ideas, concepts, knowledge, and opinions that c ...

Online StoreHomeSearchSubject IndexCartoonsMcKenzie Workshops The Oak Harbor, Washington INFORMATION SKILLS RATING SCALE This document was developed as part of a consulting assignment with the library media staff of the Oak Harbor (WA) Schools, who wished to create a rating scale which would help them assess how well students are performing on the tasks associated with the Research Cycle . The document is copyrighted by the Oak Harbor Schools and by Jamie McKenzie, but copies may be made b ...

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HOME | Arts | Health | Language Arts | Math/Science | Social Studies | World Languages | Glossary Alaska Department of Education & Early Development & Early Development Sample Assessment Instruments Samples of assessment instruments used in classrooms follow. They are examples only and are not intended to be exhaustive. They may be used or adapted in your program. Scoring Guides/Rubrics General Communication Scoring Guide Scoring Guide for an Interview Scoring Guide for Narratio ...

Sample Assessment Rubric Assessment of Content Important information covered Logical progression of information Includes enough information to explain the person's contribution to the field Introduction clearly states purpose Demonstrates depth of knowledge Able to answer questions Assessment of Research Skills Uses Internet resources Uses varied resources-books, magazines, experts Has bibliography Cites sources Avoid plagiarism Assessment of Oral Presentation Goo ...

Web Evaluation for Primary Grades developed by Tammy Payton Return to [Evaluation Design] [Teaching Resources] [West Home Page] Name of Site __________________________________ Date _________________ URL: _________________________________________ Time ________ a.m./p.m. 1 = Poor 5 =Exceptional Design Can move from page to page easily. Good use of graphics and color. 1 2 3 4 5 _________________________________________________ ...

A Rubric for Evaluating WebQuests The WebQuest format can be applied to a variety of teaching situations. If you take advantage of all the possibilities inherent in the format, your students will have a rich and powerful experience. This rubric will help you pinpoint the ways in which your WebQuest isn't doing everything it could do. If a page seems to fall between categories, feel free to score it with in-between points. Beginning Developing Accomplished Score Overall Aesthetics (This refe ...

Writing Rubrics Kindergarten Happy Face with Eyes, Nose, Mouth = Complete work, very neat, has everything it needs. Happy Face with Eyes, Mouth = Almost complete work, neat, missing a few things. Face with Eyes = Not complete work, messy, missing many things. Empty Circle = Oh no! Missing everything, very messy. November Pictures that relate to topic. Writes name left to right ...