Activities Module 7 Rubrics Module 7 Rubrics Activities 1a & 1b: What is a rubric? – These activities will help you answer the essential question: What is a rubric? Activity 1a: Understanding Rubrics You may complete this activity individually or in groups. Read the excerpt from the the following pages. Respond article “Understanding Rubrics” that appears on to each of the following: How do rubrics define quality? What is the impact on teaching and learning? Respond to the quote from teacher Christine Hall that appears at the conclusion of this excerpt. Discuss how rubrics can accommodate heterogeneous classes. Explain why each of the following statements is true: Rubrics help improve student performance. Rubrics provide students with informative feedback. Rubrics promote thinking and learning. The following is an excerpt from the paper, by Heidi Goodrich Andrade. This “Understanding Rubrics” article is available on the Internet in its entirety from Harvard University at: . Retrieved January 9, 2011. Understanding Rubrics by Heidi Goodrich Andrade Authentic assessments tend to use rubrics to describe student on the achievement. At last, here’s clarity term.
Activities Module 7 Rubrics Module 7 – Rubrics Activities 1a & 1b: What is a rubric? These activities will help you answer the essential question: What is a rubric? Activity 1a: Understanding Rubrics You may complete this activity individually or in groups. Read the excerpt from the article “Understanding Rubrics” that appears on the following pages. Respond to each of the following: How do rubrics define quality? What is the impact on teaching and learning? Respond to the quote from teacher Christine Hall that appears at the conclusion of this excerpt. Discuss how rubrics can accommodate heterogeneous classes. Explain why each of the following statements is true: Rubrics help improve student performance. Rubrics provide students with informative feedback. Rubrics promote thinking and learning. The following is an excerpt from the paper, “Understanding Rubrics” by Heidi Goodrich Andrade. This article is available on the Internet in its entirety from Harvard University at: . Retrieved January 9, 2011. Understanding Rubrics by Heidi Goodrich Andrade Authentic assessments tend to use rubrics to describe student achievement. At last, here’s clarity on the term.
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