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Tech-driven Lesson Plan Rubric 
Choose the best description for each category on the left. (Either poor, fair, good, or great) Tally the number of total points. (Total points available= 28)
Rubric Code: Y2X3W36
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Subject: Education  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Great

4 pts

Technology Integration

Poor

Technology used does not support instructional purpose or align with instructional approaches in the lesson.
Fair

Technology used does not support learning for most students and the instructional approaches in the lesson.
Good

Technology used moderately supports learning for most students and somehow aligns with the instruction approaches in the lesson.
Great

Technology used consistently supports learning for all students and aligns with the instructional approaches in the lesson.
Modification accdg to chosen framework

Poor

Neither the content, process, or product is differentiated according to framework chosen.
Fair

The content, process, or product was differentiated but did not work with the lesson according to the framework chosen.
Good

The content, process, or product was differentiated in some way according to the framework chosen.
Great

The content, process, or product was differentiated in a meaningful way in accordance with the framework chosen.
Instructional Procedure

Poor

Not related to lesson objectives; content is inaccurate and does not follow a logical sequence.
Fair

Somehow superficially related to lesson objectives; lesson content contains significant inaccuracies; inconsistent sequencing
Good

Related to lesson objectives; lesson content is generally accurate; transitions evident
Great

Meaningfully address the lesson objectives; clear and accurate content; follows logical sequence; smooth transitions
Standards and Objectives

Poor

No standards or objectives are stated
Fair

The standards or objectives are stated but are not clear
Good

The standards or objectives are clear and make sense
Great

The standards and objectives are clear and make sense
Interaction

Poor

The lesson is rarely interactive
Fair

The lesson is occasionally interactive
Good

The lesson is usually interactive
Great

The lesson is effectively interactive
Assessment

Poor

There is no assessment
Fair

The assessment does not assess the correct information
Good

The assessment assesses the correct information
Great

The assessment assesses the correct information and is effective
Reflections

Poor

There are no student reflections or teacher reflections
Fair

There is a student reflection or a teacher reflection
Good

There are adequate student and teacher reflections
Great

There are thoughtful student and teacher reflections



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