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Day Trip to NYC
Planning a Day Trip to NYC
Rubric Code:
VXB93B3
By
JBrozena23
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Subject:
Education
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
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Day Trip to NYC
Does Not Meet Expectations
1 pts
Inconsistently Meets Expectations
2 pts
Consistently Meets Expectations
3 pts
Significantly Exceeds Expectations
4 pts
Participation
Does Not Meet Expectations
Participates once initiated by peer or teacher.
Interrupts or monopolizes discussion or direction of the group.
Redirected by peers or teacher to stay on task and/or to pay attention to surroundings multiple times.
Inconsistently Meets Expectations
At times participates without prompting.
Minimally interrupts or monopolizes discussion or direction of the group.
Redirected several times by peers or teacher to stay on task and/or to pay attention to surroundings.
Consistently Meets Expectations
Consistently participates without prompting.
Listens to peers, and adds appropriate comments relevant to the topic being discussed.
Stays on task and/or is aware of surroundings with minimal redirection from peers or teacher.
Significantly Exceeds Expectations
Leads and guides the group without overpowering.
Listens and encourages peers to join and share comments on the topic being discussed.
Stays on topic with no redirection from peers or teacher.
Critical Thinking
Does Not Meet Expectations
Fails to identify the problem at hand.
Will not offer or only offers input to fix the problem only when prompted by peers or teacher.
Exhibits close-mindedness or hostility to reason.
Inconsistently Meets Expectations
Identifies the problem at hand.
Offers input to fix the problem when prompted by peers or teacher.
Regardless of the evidence or reasons, maintains or defends views based on self-interest or preconceptions.
Consistently Meets Expectations
Understands and identifies problem at hand.
Offers input to fix the problem with minimal prompting.
Fair-mindedly follows where evidence and reasons lead.
Significantly Exceeds Expectations
Understands and identifies problem at hand, and is able to explain why there is a problem that needs to be addressed.
Gives realistic and clear input on how to fix the problem.
Evaluates and follows where evidence and reasons lead.
Attitude
Does Not Meet Expectations
Does not listen to peers' opinions and ideas.
Is not respectful of peers' opinions and ideas and does not acknowledge their feelings.
Redirected multiple times by peers or teacher about negative and/or passive-aggressive comments.
Inconsistently Meets Expectations
At times is not listening to peers' opinions and ideas.
At times is not respectful of peers' opinions and ideas and acknowledges their feelings with some prompting.
Redirected several times by peers or teacher about negative and/or passive-aggressive comments.
Consistently Meets Expectations
Acknowledges peers' opinions and ideas.
Is respectful of peers' opinions and ideas.
Is accepting in a respectful manner even if not happy with the activity.
Significantly Exceeds Expectations
Acknowledges and positively reinforces peers' opinions and ideas.
Is respectful of and encourges peers' opinions and ideas.
Is accepting in a respectful manner even if not happy with the activity, and is able to find value in the activity once completed.
Engagement
Does Not Meet Expectations
Is redirected multiple times to stay with the group.
Refuses to participate.
Inconsistently Meets Expectations
Is redirected several times to stay with the group.
Is following along in the activity only when prompted.
Consistently Meets Expectations
Stays with the group with minimal prompting.
Is following along in the activity only with minimal prompting.
Significantly Exceeds Expectations
Stays with the group without prompting and is aware of where peers and adults are at all times.
Is actively following along in the activity only without prompting.
Subjects:
Education
Types:
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