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Teacher Case Analysis Rubric 
Rubric Code: NA9A9C
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Subject: Education  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Case Information
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Inclomplete

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Poor

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Fair

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Good

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Excellent

10 pts

Case Information

Missing

No submission.
Inclomplete

The case information has not been fully completed. Items in the case have not been highlighted.
Poor

Many of the parts of the case is incomplete or missing. Only little key information is highlighted.
Fair

Some of the parts of the case is incomplete or missing. These include two or more of the following three areas: the Case information is not finished, they did not copy paste the Case, they did not highlight areas of the case.
Good

Case information is complete. Most key information is highlighted.
Excellent

Case information is complete, which includes summarizing the case in the space provided. The key case information is highlighted.
Step I. Standards & Needs
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Fair

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Good

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Excellent

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Enter TitleInstructional Goals

Missing
Inclomplete

Only few instructional goals to achieve the standard are identified. The goals are not thoroughly and accurately stated.
Poor

Some important instructional goals to achieve the standard are missing.
Fair

Most instructional goals to achieve the standard are identified. Some identified goals are not thoroughly and accurately stated.
Good

Most instructional goals to achieve the standard are identified. All the identified goals are not thoroughly and accurately stated.
Excellent

Sufficient instructional goals to achieve the standard are identified. The goals are thorough and accurate to achieve the standards.
Classroom Facts

Missing
Inclomplete

None of the facts about learners and environments in the case are listed thoroughly and accurately.
Poor

Only few facts about learners and environments in the case are listed thoroughly and accurately.
Fair

Several facts about learners and environments in the case are listed thoroughly and accurately.
Good

Most of the facts about learners and environments in the case are listed thoroughly and accurately.
Excellent

All of the facts about learners and environments in the case are listed thoroughly and accurately.
Problems

Missing
Inclomplete

Only few problems/difficulties are identified. But they are not explained clearly.

Problem descriptions are poorly described and illogical.
Poor

Only a few problems/difficulties are identified and explained clearly.

Problem descriptions are poorly described and illogical.
Fair

Most of the problems/difficulties are identified. But they are not explained clearly.

Problem descriptions are relatively simple but covers the major points.
Good

Most problems/difficulties are identified and explained clearly.

Problem descriptions exhibit good understanding of the case.
Excellent

All problems/difficulties are identified and explained clearly.

Problem descriptions exhibit thorough and reasonable understanding of the case.
Step II. Technology Options
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Poor

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Fair

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Good

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Excellent

5 pts

Technology Options

Missing
Incomplete

None of the technology options are strongly relevant to its corresponding problems/difficulties.
Poor

Only a few technology options are strongly relevant to its corresponding problems/difficulties.
Fair

Technology options are somewhat relevant to the corresponding problems/difficulties.
Good

Most technology options are strongly relevant to its corresponding problems/difficulties.
Excellent

All technology options are strongly relevant to its corresponding problems/difficulties.
Number of Options

Missing
Incomplete

Less than five specific tools/resources per student are listed properly.
Poor

Six or seven specific tools/resources per student are listed. Only one option is provided for some problems. There are more than 5 broken links.
Fair

Eight specific tools/resources per student are listed.Only one option is provided for some problems. Or there are broken links.
Good

Nine specific tools/resources per student are listed. There are one or two broken links.
Excellent

Minimum of ten specific tools/resources per student are listed properly and at least two options are provided for each problem/difficulty identifies. Link to each option is given
Description

Missing
Incomplete

The description does not specifically and sufficiently explain the features of the technology option to solve the problem in achieving the corresponding instructional goal.
Poor

Only a few of the descriptions provide specific and sufficient explanations of the features of the technology option to solve the problem in achieving the corresponding instructional goal.
Fair

Only about half of the descriptions provide specific and sufficient explanations of the features of the technology option to solve the problem in achieving the corresponding instructional goal.
Good

Most descriptions specifically and sufficiently explain the feature of the technology option to solve the problem in achieving the corresponding instructional goal.
Excellent

The description specifically and sufficiently explains the feature of the technology option to solve the problem in achieving the corresponding instructional goal. These are thorough descriptions.
Step III. What (did you select), Wh
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Excellent

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Instruction - Alignment

Missing
Incomplete

Instructional goals, technology options, and justification for choosing the option weakly align.

Justifications for choosing the options and how the selected technology aligns with instructional goals are unreasonable.
Poor

Instructional goals, technology options, and justification for choosing the option weakly align.

Justifications for choosing the options and how the selected technology aligns with instructional goals are somewhat unreasonable.
Fair

Instructional goals, technology options, and justification for choosing the option align.

Justifications for how the selected technology aligns with instructional goals are drawn from elsewhere in the document.
Good

Instructional goals, technology options, and justification for choosing the option align well.

Justifications for how the selected technology aligns with instructional goals are understandable.
Excellent

Instructional goals, technology options, and justification for choosing the option align well.

Justifications for how the selected technology aligns with instructional goals are convincing.
Justification - Use of 3 e's - Sig

Missing
Incomplete

Justification was not discussed based on the 3 e’s.
Poor

Justification was discussed based on the 3 e’s.

E’s were discussed with inappropriate rationales
Fair

Justification was discussed based on the 3 e’s.

E’s were discussed with rationales, but they do not provide in-depth understanding of the 3 E’s.
(i.e., mostly re-using vocabulary used in the lecture)
Good

Justification was discussed based on the 3 e’s.

Significant e’s were discussed with appropriate rationales.
Excellent

Justification was discussed based on the 3 e’s.

Significant e’s were discussed with convincing rationales.
Step IV. Step-By-Step
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Excellent

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Sequence

Missing
Incomplete

The instructional sequence will not work and a substitute teacher would have major difficulties following the instructions.
Poor

The instructional sequence probably will not work and a substitute teacher would have difficulty following the instructions.
Fair

The instructional sequence will may work and a substitute teacher may have some difficulty following the instructions.
Good

The instructional sequence will work and a substitute teacher would be able to follow the instructions.
Excellent

The instructional sequence will work well and a substitute teacher would be able to easily follow the instructions.
Revisiting problems
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Incomplete

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Poor

2 pts

Fair

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Good

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Excellent

5 pts

Revisiting Problems

Missing
Incomplete

The problem is somewhat restated (the problem was not correct in the first place).

AND

The explanation does not describes how the selected options address the problem(s).
Poor

The problem is somewhat restated (the problem was not correct in the first place).

AND

The explanation describes how the selected options address the problem(s) somewhat.
Fair

The problem is somewhat restated (the problem needs to be correct in the first place).

AND

The explanation describes how the selected options address the problem(s) with some detail.
Good

The problem is correctly restated (the problem needs to be correct in the first place).

AND

The explanation describes how the selected options address the problem(s) with detail.
Excellent

The problem is correctly restated (the problem needs to be correct in the first place).

AND

The explanation describes how the selected options address the problem(s) with great detail.
Communication with Teacher
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Incomplete

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Poor

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Fair

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Good

8 pts

Excellent

10 pts

Communication with Teacher

Missing
Incomplete

Did not communicate with teacher enough to obtain enough information.
Poor

Communicated with teacher, but was unorganized and was not diligent in his/her contacting the teacher.
Fair

Communicated with teacher, but was somewhat unorganized and was not diligent in his/her contacting the teacher.
Good

Communicated with the teacher through email or survey.
Excellent

Communicated with teacher and went above and beyond by visiting the classroom and/or meeting with the teacher (via Skype or phone).




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