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Assessment Debbie Cooper
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is crucial to any unit of study you introduce to your students. The
assessment process should include the assessment of the student's
individual mastery of the concepts introduced as well as the effectiveness
of the activities you choose to utiltize in introducing those new concepts.
Hopefully, through good assessment practices, you will always be able to
modify and adjust your unit to include new materials that may come available
or to delete any materials that were not effective to student learning.
The rubric
I developed will assess student skills in the following areas:
Due to level of students this unit is suggested for, you may also find it beneficial to keep a clipboard with target skills you have identified. You may then check student progress as they participate in focus, inquiry, and application activities. The rubric
was developed using a generic rubric generator from:
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Broken Arrow Public Schools Web Page Content: To The Root Of It:Plant Life Cycle Send emails to: dcooper1@ba.k12.ok.us |