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Multiple Intelligence Implementation 
Rubric Code: A5C9B6
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Subject: Social Sciences  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: Graduate

Powered by iRubric Multiple Intelligence Implementatio
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Mastery

4 pts

Project Activities

Poor

The activities do not target the Multiple Intelligences and/or does not integrate more than one subject matter.
Fair

The activities attempt to target some of the Multiple Intelligences and integrate more than one subject matter.
Good

The activities target a range of Multiple Intelligences and subject matter.
Mastery

The project includes rich and engaging activities that target a range of Multiple Intelligences and subject matter.
Teaching Methods

Poor

The teacher uses the direct lecture method to introduce the topic to the students.
Fair

The teacher uses fewer than two different methods and techniques of introducing the topic to the students.
Good

The teacher uses two or more different methods and techniques of introducing the topic to the students.
Mastery

The teacher uses multiple methods and techniques of introducing the topic to the students.
Student-Centered Learning

Poor

The project activities are teacher-centered and students have no role in selecting their own learning goals.
Fair

The project activities are teacher-centered but students have more opportunities to collaborate with the teacher on their own learning goals.
Good

The project activities are student-centered and the teacher allows the students to have some opportunities to define their own learning goals.
Mastery

The activities allow students to define, critically explore and pursue their own learning goals.
Experiential Learning

Poor

All activities are tied to or come directly from the textbook and have no real-world connection.
Fair

Activities have an attempt to provide real-world application but the students don't have an active role.
Good

Some activities allow the students to take an active role and interact with real-world application.
Mastery

The project includes real-world activities that allow experiment with different concepts in an interactive environment.
Problem Solving

Poor

The activities are all teacher or text generated and do not allow discussions or problem-solving.
Fair

Questions are teacher or text generated but students are allowed a chance to brainstorm possible solutions.
Good

The project includes a few activities that allow students to ask questions and brainstorm possible solutions to their inquiries.
Mastery

The project includes many open-ended problem-solving activities that inspire students to create complex solutions.
Student Collaboration

Poor

The activities focus on individual learning.
Fair

The project allows a few opportunities for students to work together but the students don't seem to be on task.
Good

The project includes cooperative learning activities that allow students to work together as well as debriefing opportunities to define what worked and what didn't in the group dynamics.
Mastery

The project includes several cooperative learning activities that allow students to work together as well as debriefing opportunities to define what worked and what didn't in the group dynamics and offer solutions for further group work.
Authentic Assessment

Poor

Tests provided by the text publisher are used as the only assessment.
Fair

Accomodations on tests are made only for special education students.
Good

Multiple options for students to demonstrate what they know is only allowed for formative assessments.
Mastery

Formative and summative assessments methods provide multiple options for students to demonstrate what they know and to creatively and meaningfully present their knowledge of understanding to others.





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