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EDS 512 Case Study Rubric (Poster Symposium) 
Rubric Code: JXAW99X
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Subject: Education  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: Graduate

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  Beginning

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Novice

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Proficient

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Expert

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Case Study Analysis and Reflection
40 %

Beginning

Shows inaccurate or overly general content with little or no supporting evidence; no evidence of meeting course objectives

Demonstrates lack of depth in reflection and analysis.
Novice

Shows generally accurate content but incomplete with some supporting evidence; little evidence of meeting course objectives

Demonstrates minimal depth in reflection and analysis.
Proficient

Shows accurate content with appropriate supporting evidence; has met course objectives

Demonstrates appropriate depth in reflection and analysis.
Expert

Shows highly accurate content with excellent supporting evidence; has met or exceeded course objectives

Demonstrates thorough and deep reflection and analysis.
Supplemental Materials Elements
30 %

Beginning

Two or more elements required on the template are missing:
APA cover page
Copy of your poster
Intervention Log
Permission form if student is visible in your video
Student Interest Inventory
Hypothetical Weekly Plans
3 completed lesson plans
Scanned student work samples (minimum 2)
Scanned probes (minimum 2)
Novice

One element required on the template is missing:
APA cover page
Copy of your poster
Intervention Log
Permission form if student is visible in your video
Student Interest Inventory
Hypothetical Weekly Plans
3 completed lesson plans
Scanned student work samples (min. 2)
Scanned probes (min. 2)
Proficient

Details on the poster align with template:
APA cover page
Copy of your poster
Intervention Log
Permission form if student is visible in your video
Student Interest Inventory
Hypothetical Weekly Plans
3 completed lesson plans
Scanned student work samples (min. 2)
Scanned probes (min. 2)
Expert

Details on the poster go beyond the template:
APA cover page
Copy of your poster
Intervention Log
Permission form if student is visible in your video
Student Interest Inventory
Hypothetical Weekly Plans
3 completed lesson plans
Scanned student work samples (min. 2)
Scanned probes (min. 2)
Poster Elements
10 %

Beginning

Two or more elements required on the template are missing:
introduction
materials and methods
results
conclusion
references
Novice

One element required on the template is missing
introduction
materials and methods
results
conclusion
references
Proficient

Details on the poster align with template:
introduction
materials and methods
results
conclusion
references
Expert

Details on the poster go beyond the template:
introduction
materials and methods
results
conclusion
references
Oral Presentation
10 %

Beginning

Presenter:
did not engage with participants;
poor eye contact;
was not dressed professionally;
did not speak confidently about topic or was not clear
Novice

Presenter:
engaged minimally with participants (possibly only answered questions when asked rather than engaging directly;
eye contact was inconsistent;
was dressed somewhat professionally;
spoke about topic but was overly reliant on poster, might have been unclear at times
Proficient

Presenter:
engaged with participants;
eye contact was appropriate;
was dressed professionally;
spoke clearly and confidently about topic
Expert

Presenter:
engaged dynamically with participants;
eye contact was appropriate;
was dressed professionally;
spoke clearly and confidently about topic;
did not rely on poster to share information
Case Study Mechanics
5 %

Beginning

Graduate level mechanics skills not employed.
Novice

Graduate level mechanics skills employed inconsistently.
Proficient

Graduate level mechanics skills employed, possible 2 grammatical, spelling, or punctuation errors.
Expert

Graduate level mechanics skills employed, no (or possible 1) grammatical, spelling, or punctuation errors.
Poster Organization/Design
5 %

Beginning

Information on the poster is unclear, poster may be disorganized and/or type is too small; no visuals or subheadings used.
Novice

While poster looks organized, there is a lack of apparent flow of information, subheadings are not effective; ineffective visuals used.
Proficient

Information on poster flows, there is a clear beginning and end point with subheadings. Visuals are effectively used (graphs, charts, photos, etc.).
Expert

Information on poster flows, there is a clear beginning and end point. Visuals and subheadings are effectively used (graphs, charts, photos, etc.) and enhance the participant's understanding of the poster material.




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