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Chapter 5: The Teaching-Learning System: Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment Score 4 3 2 1 Figure 29: Task Specific Rubric - “Divide Texas into Five States” Understanding deep and coherent understanding of the geography, history, and economic conditions of Texas complete understanding of the geography, history, and economic conditions of Texas partial understanding of the geography, history, and economic conditions of Texas misunderstanding of the geography, history, and economic conditions of Texas Reasoning thoughtful analysis of human and physical geographic relationships evident some analysis of human and physical geographic relationships evident limited analysis of human and physical geographic relationships evident little or no analysis of human or physical geographic relationships evident Accuracy accurately draws appropriate boundaries complete justification for divisions boundaries not completely appropriate included justification for divisions boundaries inappropriate incomplete justification for the five states boundaries inappropriate no justification for divisions 61 61 Communication map and graphics neat, legible audible, wellillustrated with graphics and visual aids map and graphics neat, reasonable linkage to the presentation audible, illustrated with some graphics and visual aids map and graphics barely adequate, messy, not used with presentation inaudible and not rehearsed; illustrated with limited graphics and visual aids map and graphics not used to support the presentation weak presentation; not supported by graphics or illustrations
62 62 4 Expert 3 Practitioner 2 Apprentice 1 Novice Understanding • Shows a deep and sophisticated understanding of the impact of individuals, events, and issues. • Fully addresses social studies concepts and uses complex skills to solve problems. • Presents powerful questions and thoughtful reactions to social studies content. • Shows a thorough understanding of individuals, events, and issues. • Grasps the gist of social studies concepts and uses effective skills to solve problems. • Has apt questions and reactions to social studies content. • Shows a limited understanding of individuals, events, and issues. • Minimally addresses social studies concepts and ineffectively applies skills to solve problems. • Presents inappropriate reactions to social studies content. • Shows a serious misunderstanding of individuals, events, and issues. • Does not address social studies concepts or apply appropriate skills to solve problems. • Does not react appropriately to social studies content. Developed by Authentic Learning for SSCED, 1999 Chapter 5: The Teaching-Learning System: Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment Figure 30: Generic Social Studies Rubric Reasoning • Uses powerful and thorough strategies to organize and use information acquired from a variety of sources. • Explores, explains, and justifies evidence for all claims with compelling evidence: bias, counterarguments, and questionable data. • Makes significant connections to individuals, events, and issues. • Uses apt strategies to organize and use information acquired from a variety of sources. • Explores, explains, and justifies all claims with adequate evidence. • Makes appropriate connections to other individuals, events, and issues. • Uses strategies that are partially apt to organize and use information acquired from a limited variety of sources. • Uses unclear logic to explore, explain, and justify claims with evidence. • Attempts to make connections to other individuals, events, and issues. • Does not organize and use information acquired from a variety of sources. • Does not explore, explain, and justify claims. • Makes no or ineffective connections to other individuals, events, and issues. Accuracy • Presents information and references all sources correctly. • Completely organizes work and effectively uses a variety of materials. • Properly titles, labels, or keys supporting documents or graphics. • Presents important information correctly and references most sources correctly. • Organizes work and uses an appropriate variety of materials. • Appropriately titles, labels, or keys most supporting documents or graphics. • Incorrectly presents information and fails to document most sources. • Attempts to organize work and uses a limited variety of materials. • Titles, labels, or keys some supporting documents or graphics. • Does not present important information correctly or document sources. • Does not organize work or use an apt variety of materials. • Does not title, label, or key supporting documents or graphics. Communication • Explains ideas with clear and effective details based on research and experiences. • Uses effective supporting written and visual material to enhance the message. • Uses precise and appropriate social studies terminology. • Explains important ideas and details based on research and experiences. • Uses supporting written and visual material that match the message. • Effectively uses some social studies terminology. • Ineffectively explains important ideas and details. • Uses supporting written and visual material that partially relate to the message. • Uses limited social studies terminology. • Does not explain ideas and details. • Does not effectively use supporting written and visual material. • Uses no or inappropriately uses social studies terminology.
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