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Paradigm/Learning Environment Evaluation 
To analyze paradigms; develop short a evaluation of learning environment.
Rubric Code: J562XC
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Subject: Humanities  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: Graduate

Powered by iRubric Paradigm/Learning Environment Eval
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Classroom Arrangement

Poor

Space is not arranged in an orderly manner and does not promote active learning.
Fair

Space is adjusted to meet the learning style of some, but not all learners.
Good

Space has been maximally adjusted to meet learner diversity.
Excellent

Classroom space is structured and arranged in an orderly manner to promote intense learning.
Motivates Learning

Poor

Teacher attitude tends towards criticism of students and tension. Affective filter is high and student self esteem is low.
Fair

Teacher attitude is inconsistent, raises the affective filter of students and sometimes the students are unsure of their self-worth.
Good

Teacher attitude is consistently positive and encouraging. Affective filter is low and student are confident.
Excellent

Teacher attitude is highly consistent which raises students self essteem and confidence in the learning environment.
Effective teaching

Poor

Teacher is not consistent with adherence to the curriculum and use of best teaching practices.Does not follow lesson plan.
Fair

Teacher most times adhers to the curriculum and utilizes best teaching practices.Is inconsistent with lesson plan.
Good

Teacher at times adhers to the curriculum and utilizes best teaching practices.Follow lesson plans with at least 80% accuracy.
Excellent

Teacher follows and adhers to curriculum and utilizes best teaching practices. Follows lesson plans with 100% accuracy.
Incorporates use of technology

Poor

Teacher is redundant and has the students figure it out using technology resources.Students get frustrated.
Fair

Teacher sometimes guide the students to the source of information and reduces the level of frustration.
Good

Teacher at most times serves as a guide and facilitates learning by carefully incorporating technology in the teaching.
Excellent

Teacher always models and Facilitates learning by incorporating the use of technology in the learning environment.
Stimulates H.O.T. Skills

Poor

Climate promotes strong competitivenes and does not sufficiently foster cooperation or active learning.Teacher use No High Order Thinking Skills To stimulate learning.
Fair

Competitiveness most times is equaled by cooperation. Learner is engage in active learning with little use of High Order Thinking Skills..
Good

Cooperation is emphasized without loss of healthy competition. Active learning is emphasized through some High Order Thinkung Skills.
Excellent

Student Cooperation was stimulated through Analysis,Cause and effect,sequencing, and other High Order Thinking Skills.
Differentiated instruction

Poor

All students are not learning because teacher does not differentiate instruction in the learning environment.
Fair

Less Than 50% of the students are learning, because the teacher sometimes differentiates instruction in the learning environment.
Good

About 70%of the students are learning because teacher consistently differentiates instruction in the learning environment.
Excellent

More than 90% of the students are actively learning because teacher is consistently differentiates instruction in the learning environment.
Esthetics

Poor

Learners are not exposed to advanced organization in the learning environment that yields more knowledge.
Fair

Learners are sometimes exposed to organization through a partially print-rich environment.
Good

Learners are moderately exposed to organization and knowledge through a print-rich environment.
Excellent

Learners are fully exposed to advance organization and knowledge through a highly print rich environment.



Keywords:
  • paradigm; evaluation; learning environment







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