Meet Expectations Unsatisfactory Integration of other subject (9 points) (0 points) material (AMLE 3) Described what the Did not describe what the interviewee(s) said about how interviewee(s) said how he/she integrated other subject he/she integrated other subject material into the curriculum. material into the curriculum. Benefits and drawbacks to (9 points) (0 points) Described what the Did not describe what the Integrated Curriculum (AMLE AMLE 3) interviewee(s) said about interviewee(s) said about benefits and drawbacks to an benefits and drawbacks to an integrated curriculum. integrated curriculum. (9 points) (0 points) Factors for successful implementation (AMLE 3) Described what the Did not describe what the interviewee(s) said about interviewee(s) said factors factors for successful for successful implementation. implementation. Student and parent (9 points) (0 points) Described what the Did not describe what the responses to Integrated Curriculum (AMLE 6) interviewee(s) said interviewee(s) said about student and parent responses to student and parent responses to an integrated curriculum. an integrated curriculum. (9 points) (0 points) Your Choice Question (AMLE 3) Developed a question the Did not develop a question use of an integrated curriculum about the use of an integrated and described the response of curriculum and described the the interviewee(s). response of the interviewee(s). Interviewee Information (5 points) (0 points) (AMLE 6) Include the name of the Did not include the name of the person(s) interviewed, email person(s) interviewed, email address of at least one address of at least one interviewee, date and time of interviewee, date and time of interview, and the name of the interview, and the name of the middle school. middle school. Developed by Dr. Amy E. Cottle Last Updated April 23, 2012 Integrated Curriculum Discussion Rubric (50 Points) Objective/Criteria Performance Indicators
Meet Expectations Unsatisfactory Integration of other subject material (AMLE 3) (9 points) Described what the interviewee(s) said about how he/she integrated other subject material into the curriculum. (0 points) Did not describe what the interviewee(s) said how he/she integrated other subject material into the curriculum. Benefits and drawbacks to Integrated Curriculum (AMLE AMLE 3) (9 points) Described what the interviewee(s) said about benefits and drawbacks to an integrated curriculum. (0 points) Did not describe what the interviewee(s) said about benefits and drawbacks to an integrated curriculum. Factors for successful implementation (AMLE 3) (9 points) Described what the interviewee(s) said about factors for successful implementation. (0 points) Did not describe what the interviewee(s) said factors for successful implementation. Student and parent responses to Integrated Curriculum (AMLE 6) (9 points) Described what the interviewee(s) said student and parent responses to an integrated curriculum. (0 points) Did not describe what the interviewee(s) said about student and parent responses to an integrated curriculum. Your Choice Question (AMLE 3) (9 points) Developed a question the use of an integrated curriculum and described the response of the interviewee(s). (0 points) Did not develop a question about the use of an integrated curriculum and described the response of the interviewee(s). Interviewee Information (AMLE 6) (5 points) Include the name of the person(s) interviewed, email address of at least one interviewee, date and time of interview, and the name of the middle school. (0 points) Did not include the name of the person(s) interviewed, email address of at least one interviewee, date and time of interview, and the name of the middle school. Developed by Dr. Amy E. Cottle Last Updated April 23, 2012 Integrated Curriculum Discussion Rubric (50 Points) Objective/Criteria Performance Indicators
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