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Similarly, a very advanced or “Above Standard” performance could be scored as a “6” with a “5” being “At Standard.”. 0000089087 00000 n
Resources to extend content knowledge and pedagogy c. Resources for students 01June16 15 b. The columns along the top describe levels of quality: It’s hard to predict or describe what a student may do when performing “Above Standard” but it’s often the case that “you’ll know it when you see it.” For this reason, we’ve left this column blank. 0000014431 00000 n
The same is true for communication; instead of describing competency in all types of communication, such as writing or listening to a speaker, we have chosen to focus the rubric on making a presentation, a competency common to all projects. 0000009291 00000 n
Two of the rubrics, Critical Thinking and the “Process” section of Creativity & Innovation, are organized by the four phases of a typical project. The rubrics do not describe these competencies as they are seen generally or in other settings. 0000008247 00000 n
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Faculty Name Course # /Name, Department Semester/Year Student. The primary purpose of these rubrics is to help students reflect on their work and understand more clearly what they need to do to improve. Content Knowledge Scoring Rubric. 0000007582 00000 n
A highly skilled presenter might use humor, emotion, stories, metaphors, or interactive features “like a pro.” A creative product might have a “wow factor” or be similar to what an adult professional might create. Sub-objectives are aligned and logically the lesson’s major objective. For example, when students share project work with an audience a teacher can, in addition to assessing their competency in making a presentation, ask them to explain how they used critical thinking or followed the process of innovation. 0000094397 00000 n
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However, competency in collaboration is relevant to all phases of a project. Component 1: Content Knowledge is a computer-based assessment requiring candidates to demonstrate knowledge of and pedagogical practices for their teaching content area. Teacher regularly implements a variety of subject - enhance • The teacher regularly highlights key concepts and ideas and uses them as bases to connect other powerful ideas. 0000018082 00000 n
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student content knowledge. 5 Your paper contained extensive correct historical information beyond what is in the documents. Knowledge of Prerequisite Relationships Teacher displays little understanding of prerequisite knowledge important for student learning of the content. content knowledge, with evidence of continuing pursuit of such knowledge. Content knowledge Does the student show that they understand the material they are writing about in a meaningful way? A “content + 4 C’s” rubric can be created by the teacher for the particular product in the project, and target particular content standards. content knowledge in initial licensure tests, planning is underway to pilot CKT questions in an optional section of some Praxis II tests beginning in 2012. It’s hard to predict or describe what a student may do when performing, Within each of the levels of quality described by the rubric, there could be variation, so a teacher may want to allow for a range of scores or points in each. 0000016347 00000 n
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For example, the Presentation Rubric for PBL includes criteria for how well a student organizes ideas, speaks, and uses presentation aids. Every rubric is divided into a set of criteria (ex: organization, evidence, conclusion) with descriptors or markers of quality to explain each criterion. 0000009575 00000 n
The rubric is organized by content area for grades K–2 and for grades 3–5. General Rubric for content writing General 5-Paragraph Essay Rubric General rubric for a 5 paragraph organizational essay: utilizes the writing process of planning, organizing, writing, evaluating and revising. In the last post, I explained that a rubric is a written explanation of your expectations and intentions, and why they are useful in clarifying expectations and simplifying grading. 0000018059 00000 n
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Rubric for the Assessment of Discipline-Specific Content Knowledge Discipline-Specific Content Knowledge Indicators of Discipline-Specific Content Knowledge Level of Achievement TR SCORE Level of Achievement RS SCORE 1. This means that evaluators will assess which level provides the best overall description of the teacher. 0000044467 00000 n
Some dimensions may be given more or less weight. Component 1: Content Knowledge . Basic Business Concepts Student does not have grasp of information, student cannot answer questions about the basic business concepts. Resources for classroom use b. Rubrics for each of the "4 C's" are in the book, and we offer guidance below on how to use them in a PBL context. 0000009240 00000 n
Three domains are shown in the overview below, the fourth domain will be either the NIET Responsibilities Survey or Professionalism. A student’s performance may be described by some items in one column and some in another. Give students the rubric near the beginning of a project. 0000007123 00000 n
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For example, the Presentation Rubric for PBL includes criteria for how well a student organizes ideas, speaks, and uses presentation aids. The rubric used for this assessment is based on the CEC Standards, which focuses on the content knowledge that candidates should possess. Step 5: Once consensus is made on the ratings and when faculty feel comfortable with using the rubric, proceed with individual ratings of student work/performance. This content should be assessed with a separate rubric—or by adding rows to these rubrics. 0000084954 00000 n
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Student Friendly Rubrics for Social Studies High School Gateway Assessment Domain 2: Expression of Social Studies Knowledge. For example, a rubric for a research paper could include categories for organization, writing, argument, sources cited, depth of content knowledge, and more. Component 1: Content Knowledge is a computer-based assessment requiring candidates to demonstrate knowledge of and pedagogical practices for their teaching content area. 0000006412 00000 n
Data were collected via three topic-specific vignettes from 239 pre-service science teachers (PSTs) starting a university-based, full-time, one year teacher education programme in England. 0000006361 00000 n
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The rubrics do not describe these competencies as they are seen generally or in other settings. 0000019657 00000 n
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The basic concept of a rubric is 1) The assessment outcome (what’s being assessed) 2) Levels of achievement (poor, limited, acceptable, and exceptional) between 4-5 levels are sufficient. Component 1: Content Knowledge . 0000007378 00000 n
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2) Content Knowledge Practicum/Block Courses: Course Grade 3) Ability to Plan ECH 4350/ECH 3350 Unit Plan (Previous Data) ECH 3350 Unit Plan (Current Data) Rubric �hr����e�p����F�� ��EC>����Y. Provide faculty with rating sheet and explain the procedure (e.g., two raters for one sample). They are also available to download on BIE's website at the following links: These rubrics describe what good critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and creativity & innovation look like in the context of Project Based Learning. 0000008681 00000 n
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Teacher displays accurate content knowledge of all the subjects he or she teaches. Teacher Performance Evaluation Rubric. 0000089599 00000 n
For example, on the Collaboration Rubric, “Helps the Team” might count for more than “Respects Others,” depending on a teacher’s goals. 0000007225 00000 n
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questions Rubric Code: F2X58C2 These rubrics are designed to assess only the 4 C’s. 5 Your paper contained extensive correct historical information beyond what is in the documents. Depth of content reflects thorough understanding of topic. Rubrics guide the determination of specific performance levels. 0000080395 00000 n
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The student can answer rudimentary questions, but is unable to elaborate. 0000093705 00000 n
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Feel free to draw language from the rubrics to create your own scoring guides for use with students, teachers, adult mentors, or presentation audience members. Based on rigorous research, the rubric can be used by state-, district-, and school- level practitioners and by university faculty who review instructional materials. 0000087283 00000 n
Bloom’s Taxonomy gets most of the press in education, and UbD 6 Facets of Understanding, and Marzano’s New Taxonomy are also useful frameworks for dispersing ‘cognitive actions,’ but it was the ‘DOK’ model that I used first, and so it has a soft spot in my heart. 0000006565 00000 n
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Content Knowledge, Elementary, Paraeducator, Literacy Intervention, Case Study Pedagogical Content Knowledge Lee Shulman’s (1987) work on Pedagogical Content Knowledge (PCK) posits that accomplished teachers draw upon unique knowledge and skill … This is because different aspects of these competencies come into play at different times. 0000021156 00000 n
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At a faculty meeting I did activities to model how to do different graphic organizers and different ways to implement them in the classroom.” a. The other two rubrics, for Collaboration and Presentation, do not follow the phases of a project. For example, an advanced critical thinker might make an especially insightful analysis of a text or source of information. Well-designed PCK rubrics can guide the judgement of PCK quality for valid assessment. Rubrics Levels of Performance Four distinct levels of performance are used to describe the quality of teaching within West Virginia classrooms. How much relevant, correct prior knowledge and social studies vocabulary you included in your paper. by Terry Heick. The Teacher Performance Evaluation Rubric is intended to be scored holistically. 0000082053 00000 n
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But since the particular content of projects will vary, the Critical Thinking Rubric for PBL only describes aspects of critical thinking that apply to tasks found in all projects, such as evaluating the reliability of a source of information. 0000095717 00000 n
These rubrics do not feature a numerical scale—we leave it up to the teacher who uses them to decide how to assign scores or grades. This rubric is a tool for evaluating reading/language arts instructional materials for grades K–5. Competency in critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and creativity is required to meet many of the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) in English Language Arts and Literacy for History/Social Studies, Science, and Technical Subjects. For example, a student should complete tasks on time, build on others’ ideas, and show respect for teammates not just at the beginning of the project, but throughout it. 0000081840 00000 n
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These rubrics describe what good critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and creativity & innovation look like in the context of Project Based Learning. 0000006768 00000 n
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For example, a very weak “Below Standard” performance could be scored a “1” and a “2” could indicate a somewhat weak performance. Rubrics are increasingly used to differentiate the quality of science teachers’ pedagogical content knowledge (PCK), both qualitatively and quantitatively. 0000008400 00000 n
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