iRubric: AVID Daily Cornell Notes & Learning Logs Rubric

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AVID Daily Cornell Notes & Learning Logs Rubric

Students use the cornell note format as a way to organize important details from non-fiction text and uses Learning Logs as a reflection tool for their core classes.

Rubric Code: WXX534B

By bloc2000

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Subject: (General)

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 6-8

Daily Cornell Notes/Learning Logs
	Cornell Notes (N/A)	Expectations 5 pts	Learning Log Questions (N/A)	Expectations 4 pts
	Cornell Notes Format	Expectations Student has created the complete Cornell Note format including: - Labels for GQ, Name, and Date - T-Chart labeled with Questions and Notes - Section at the bottom labeled Summary	Learning Log Questions What did I do in class today?	Expectations Student has clearly and fully answered the question with a complete sentence.
	Cornell Notes Notes	Expectations Student has important details from the assigned reading, they either have numbers or bullets next to each detail.	Learning Log Questions What did I learn today? Be specific and explain!	Expectations Student has clearly and fully answered the question with a complete sentence.
	Cornell Notes Questions	Expectations Student has written questions according to Costa's levels of thinking. There are questions that are Levels 1, 2, and 3.	Learning Log Questions How was I learning? (group, worksheet,, video, etc.)	Expectations Student has clearly and fully answered the question with a complete sentence.
	Cornell Notes Review & Revise	Expectations Student has reviewed and revised their notes using highlighting, underlined, or starring the key ideas in their notes.	Learning Log Questions Why is what I learned important to my class and what I'm studying?	Expectations Student has clearly and fully answered the question with a complete sentence.
	Cornell Notes Summary	Expectations Student has written a 3-sentence summary that reflects the main idea of the lesson.	Learning Log Questions	Expectations