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Self-Assessment of Unit - Satire
Rubric Code:
XX75BW8
By
mbender77
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Subject:
English
Type:
(Other)
Grade Levels:
Graduate
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Self-Assessment of Satire Unit
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Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Stage 1: Standards and Expectations
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Good
-selected standards are representative of course and grade level.
-expected performances match selected standards.
-essential questions align with selected standards.
Fair
-one or more selected standards are not representative of course and grade level.
-one or more expected performances do not match selected standards.
-one or more essential questions fail to align with selected standards.
Poor
-selected standards are beneath or above grade level.
-selected standards don't match course.
-expected performances are unconnected to selected standards.
-essential questions fail align with any selected standards.
Stage 1: Understandings
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Good
-understandings align with essential questions
-understandings are enduring or overarching and are able to be generalized
Fair
-understandings fail to align with one or more essential questions.
-understandings are specific to discipline.
-understandings are unit specific and do not carry over to later units.
Poor
-understandings fail to align with any essential questions.
-understandings fail to endure or address even unit issues.
Stage 1: Learning Objectives
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Good
-knowledges and skills align with essential questions.
-knowledges and skills are representative of grade and course level.
-knowledges and skills align with expected performances.
Fair
-one or more knowledges and skills fail to align with essential questions.
-knowledges and skills are above or below grade or course level.
-one or more knowledges or skills fail to align with expected performances.
Poor
-all knowledges and skills fail to align with essential questions.
-knowledges and skills are far above or below grade or course level.
-all knowledges or skills fail to align with expected performances.
Stage 2: Differentiation
Good
-students have a variety of assessment modes to display understanding.
-students can access materials via chosen medium.
Fair
-students are limited in choices to display understanding.
-students are limited in mediums to access materials.
Poor
-students are limited to one assessment mode to display understanding.
-students are limited to one medium to access materials.
Stage 3: Student Experience
Good
-students will be able to understand the "big ideas".
-students have been given explicit guidelines and expectations for unit.
-students will be highly engaged in class activities.
-performance tasks are authentic.
Fair
-students may struggle to understand "big ideas".
-students are unclear as to guidelines and expectations of unit.
-student engagement will be moderate at best.
-performance tasks are both traditional and authentic.
Poor
-students will not understand "big ideas".
-students have not been given explicit guidelines and expectations for unit.
-student engagement will be nonexistent.
-performance tasks are more traditional than authentic.
Stage 3: Instruction
Good
-students are given numerous chances for revision and reflection
-feedback is explicit and in both written and oral format.
-students have been given rubrics or checklists for self-assessment.
Fair
-students are given few chances for revision and reflection
-feedback is inexplicit or given in only written or oral format.
-students are rarely given rubrics or checklists for self-assessment.
Poor
-students are given no chances for revision and reflection
-feedback is inexplicit or nonexistent.
-students haven't been given any tools for self-assessment.
Subjects:
English
Types:
(Other)
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