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iRubric: Problem-Based Learning & Assessments rubric

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Problem-Based Learning & Assessments This rubric it so help guide you in what we would like to see in your PBL teaching and classroom learning experiences during the school year. Rubric Code: QX8AW75 By STEMGal Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Presentation Grade Levels: Undergraduate, Graduate, Post Graduate

PBL & Assessments 15 %
	Beginning 1 pts	Emerging 2 pts	Mastery 3 pts	Total Points (N/A)
Teaching/Learning Experience 50 %	Beginning The participant showed no level of inquiry-based teaching and learning experiences from their classroom in their presentation.	Emerging The participant showed a level of inquiry-based teaching and learning experiences from their classroom in their presentation.	Mastery The participant showed a level of inquiry-based teaching and learning experiences in a PBL framework for their classroom in their presentation.	Total Points
Formative Assessments 25 %	Beginning The participant showed no methods of formative assessment used to help guide their teaching during the school year in their presentation.	Emerging The participant showed 1-2 examples of methods for formative assessment used to help guide their teaching during the school year in their presentation.	Mastery The participant showed more than 3 examples of methods for formative assessment used to help guide their teaching during the school year in their presentation.	Total Points
Alternative Assessments 25 %	Beginning The participant only used traditional methods for assessing (e.g. paper pencil tests, short answer) their students in the learning experience presented.	Emerging The participant used 1-2 forms of alternative assessment methods (e.g. eportfolio, essay, rubric, presentation, demonstration) with their students during the learning experience.	Mastery The participant used 3 or more forms of alternative assessment methods (e.g. eportfolio, essay, rubric, presentation, demonstration) with their students during the learning experience.	Total Points