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Unit 3 Summative Assessment
Unit 2 Summative Assessment
This rubric is to determine the grades and amount of work completed for the third summative assessment of the year.
Rubric Code:
WXXC2X8
By
jamedendorp
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Subject:
(General)
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Not Initiating
1 pts
Developing
2 pts
Extending
3 pts
Biography/Summary
Not Initiating
The Biography had not been read and no summary was written.
Developing
Biography was read, but the summary was incomplete, or there weren't and citations/reference page.
Extending
Summarized Biography uses advanced vocabulary, few grammatical errors (clearly proofread, written in paragraph form, has in-text citations, and is clearly centered around and idea or theory of the person.
Theory or Idea
Not Initiating
Not stated, nor explained
Developing
Stated, but not explained
Extending
Stated and explained in detail under UOI in its own section.
Connection to Technology
Not Initiating
No connection was stated.
Developing
The idea or theory is connected to the development of technology, but it is unclear how it is connected. The connection was not explained very well.
Extending
The theory or idea is directly connected to the development of technology; the connection is clear. It is written in paragraph form.
Technology in Chinese
Not Initiating
There is no explanation written in Mandarin.
Developing
The detailed explanation is in Mandarin, but not complete.
Extending
The above stated technology connected to the theory or idea is explained in detail in Mandarin.
English - How To
Not Initiating
It is not written as a How-To, procedural report.
Developing
The report is not easy to follow.
Extending
The process of developing a theory or idea is written in a step by step form that shows how the idea or theory developed. It should give insight into how great theories and ideas are thought up.
Knowledgable
Not Initiating
The student used only information given to them by the teacher or peers.
Developing
The knowledge of the subject is thorough, but it was not new.
Extending
The overall poster showed that the student shared a great deal of newly acquired knowledge. Put a little * symbol next to knowledge that is new to you.
Inquirers
Not Initiating
No questions were asked.
Developing
Few questions related to the topics and subjects or asked
Extending
Many thoughtful questions which were in context and related to the subjects or topics were asked. Your questions are located on your poster.
Research
Not Initiating
No research had been done.
Developing
The research follows very closely to what was learned in class, but there is little independent research shown.
Extending
The research is cited, thorough, and is expanded upon what was taught in class.
Causation
Not Initiating
Cause is not stated.
Developing
Why the idea or theory so important is explained, but how it has affected technology is not explained.
Extending
How the theory or idea came to be was clearly explained. Why is came to be so important must also be explained.
Function
Not Initiating
How the theory or idea works is not stated, nor is how the technology uses the idea or theory in its development
Developing
Function is stated, but not explained
Extending
How the form of technology works, as well as the theory or idea researched.
UOI Outline
Not Initiating
The outline is incomplete.
Developing
It is written in paragraph form.
Extending
Bullet point outline of the summary written in the English section.
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Types:
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