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HESS Module 4 Training
HESS Module 3 Training
Rubric Code:
D22A43B
By
sherryb91
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Subject:
Education
Type:
Assignment
Grade Levels:
Graduate
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Learning Objectives
• NSTs can use a whiteboard to present relevant grammar content, appropriate grammar mapping, including structure, usage and rules.
• NSTs can describe an engaging digital activity used to practice grammar.
• NSTs can describe how to adapt a digital activity into a student-centered activity for physical classroom use.
F1/2
1 pts
P3
2 pts
P4
3 pts
P5
4 pts
Question 1
25 %
F1/2
The teacher uses colors and grammar labels with some accuracy, but fails to demonstrate the correct implementation of structure, usage and rules. The way the whiteboard is used is not explained or unclear.
P3
The teacher uses colors and grammar labels with some accuracy, demonstrates structure, usage and rules with some minor mistakes mistakes, and briefly explains each part of the whiteboard.
P4
The teacher uses colors and grammar labels correctly, demonstrates structure, usage and rules with some minor mistakes, and clearly explains each part of the whiteboard.
P5
The teacher uses colors and grammar labels correctly, demonstrates correct implementation of structure, usage and rules, and clearly explains each part of the whiteboard.
Question 2
25 %
F1/2
The teacher describes an activity that is not engaging. It meets few of the learning objectives for the lesson section. The activity is not described clearly.
P3
The teacher describes a moderately engaging grammar activity that meets some of the learning objectives for the lesson section. The activity is described, but a number of aspects are not clear.
P4
The teacher describes an engaging grammar activity that meets the learning objectives for the lesson section. The activity is described in detail, but some aspects are not clear.
P5
The teacher describes an engaging grammar activity that meets the learning objectives for the lesson section. The activity is described in detail and is easy to understand.
Question 3
25 %
F1/2
The teacher fails to adapt the game described in question 2 appropriately. The teacher fails to describe the game in detail, or doesn't attach the materials needed to play the game.
P3
The teacher adapts the game described in question 2. The teacher creates a student-centered game that can be played in a physical classroom, but the game overlooks some important elements. The teacher describes the game in some detail, and attaches the materials needed to play the game through photos or diagrams.
P4
The teacher adapts the game described in question 2. The teacher creates a moderately engaging student-centered game that can be played in a physical classroom. The teacher describes the game in some detail, and attaches the materials needed to play the game through photos or diagrams.
P5
The teacher adapts the game described in question 2. The teacher creates an engaging student-centered game that can be played in a physical classroom. The teacher describes the game in detail, and attaches the materials needed to play the game through photos or diagrams.
Presentation
25 %
F1/2
The teacher has submitted the assignment, but the handwriting/typing and formatting contain numerous mistakes, making large parts of the assignment incomprehensible.
P3
The teacher has submitted the assignment with mostly clear handwriting/typing and formatting. The assignment is readable, but there are many mistakes.
P4
The teacher has submitted the assignment with mostly clear handwriting/typing and formatting. The assignment is easy to read, but there are some mistakes.
P5
The teacher has submitted the assignment with clear handwriting/typing and formatting. The assignment is easy to read and does not contain mistakes.
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Education
Types:
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