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Japan Project: Student-Taught Lesson
Final Project: Student-Taught Lesson
Students will teach a lesson to their peers that will cover a specifically assigned section of content.
Rubric Code:
M23CX3A
By
lchilengue
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Subject:
History
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Student-Taught Lesson
Excellent
5 pts
Good
4 pts
Average
3 pts
Needs Improvement
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Student Preparation
Excellent
Student utilized class time efficiently and effectively prior to presentation and it is obvious that they have spent more time outside of class in order for lesson to run smoothly.
Good
Student utilized class time efficiently and effectively prior to presentation.
Average
Student utilized most of their class time efficiently and effectively prior to presentation.
Needs Improvement
Lesson does not run smoothly because student did not utilize his/her class time efficiently.
Poor
Lesson is not ready to present because student did not utilize his/her class time.
Understanding Material
Excellent
Presenters understand the material and clearly present material to the class.
Good
Presenters understand most of the material and most of the students seem to understand material presented.
Average
Presenters understand most of the material presented, but some of the students do not seem to understand material presented.
Needs Improvement
Presenters understand most of the material presented, but most of the students do not seem to understand material presented.
Poor
Presenters don't seem to understand the material they are presenting.
Completeness
Excellent
Presentation includes all of the significant information from section or topic.
Good
Presentation includes most of the significant information from section or topic.
Average
Presentation includes 50% of the significant information from section or topic.
Needs Improvement
Presentation includes little of the significant information from section or topic.
Poor
Information included in the presentation is not related to the section or topic.
Practice
Excellent
Lesson includes a well chosen way for the students to practice or access the information being presented and the practice is helpful and relevent.
Good
Lesson includes some way for students to practice or access the information being presented and it can be applied effectively.
Average
Lesson includes some way for students to practice or access the information being presented and it may be helpful yet not relevent.
Needs Improvement
Lesson includes some way for students to practice or access the information being presented but it is neither helpful nor relevent.
Poor
Lesson does not include any means of practice for the students.
Guiding Questions for Notes
Excellent
Lesson includes a well thought-out guiding question that helps students effectively take notes and make sense of the content being taught.
Good
Lesson includes a well thought-out guiding question that helps students take notes and make sense of the content being taught.
Average
Lesson includes a guiding question that helps students take notes and make sense of the content being taught.
Needs Improvement
Lesson includes a guiding question that helps students take notes.
Poor
Does not include a guiding questions for notes.
Bell-Ringer
Excellent
Students created and implemented a bell-ringer that actively engages students by effectively activating prior knowledge or anticipating the content to be discussed.
Good
Students created and implemented a bell-ringer that engages most students by activating prior knowledge or anticipating the content to be discussed.
Average
Students created and implemented a bell-ringer that activates prior knowledge or anticipates the content to be discussed.
Needs Improvement
Students created and implemented a bell-ringer, but did not effectively activate prior knowledge or anticipate the content to be discussed.
Poor
Did not include a bell-ringer.
Exit Slip
Excellent
Created and implemented an exit slip that effectively requires students to reflect upon knowledge and content from today's lesson in a way that moves it from short term to long term memory.
Good
Created and implemented an exit slip that requires students to reflect upon knowledge and content from today's lesson in a way that moves it from short term to long term memory.
Average
Created and implemented an exit slip that requires students to reflect upon knowledge and content from today's lesson.
Needs Improvement
Created and implemented an exit slip.
Poor
Did not include an exit slip.
Visual Aid
Excellent
Group utilizes a visual aid that enhances the teaching of the content and effectively allows for the lesson to be presented at a high level.
Good
Group utilizes a visual aid to teach the content and effectively allows for the lesson to be presented.
Average
Group utilizes a visual aid to teach the content.
Needs Improvement
Included a visual aid.
Poor
Did not include a visual aid.
Professional Dress
Excellent
Student is dressed professionally and appropriately for the presentation.
Good
N/A
Average
Student is dressed appropriately for the presentation.
Needs Improvement
N/A
Poor
Student is not dressed appropriately for presentation.
Interest / Fun
Excellent
Everyone in the class was involved, interested, and participating.
Good
Most of the class was involved, interested, and participating.
Average
About 75% of the class was actively participating.
Needs Improvement
Less than 50% of the class was actively participating.
Poor
Everyone was off task.
Keywords:
Japan, student-led, lesson, project
Subjects:
History
Science
Types:
Project
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