(This is a repeat of what I began last week)...
In our Bloom/Gardener grid, we came up with wonderful learning experiences to give our students. We have gone beyond the paper and pencil worksheets to exploring the world around us, collaborating with peers and using our creative mind. Now…. What if I told you had to grade each and every student on each and every idea and project in the grid?
For example.. How would you grade the following assignments? What is the difference between an assignment grade of a B or a C for each of these?
1. Create a photo collage about their assigned community helper.
2. Make a vodcast showing pictures of each type of element. Pictures must contain the characteristic you talked about before.
3. Hypothesize what kind of food you would want to eat if you were a butterfly.
4. Make up a chant to describe animals that fly.
5. Find a series of parabolas in nature
6. Create a human fact and opinion chain about farm animals.
7. Tell which element you are most interested in and why.
Read this article
http://t4.jordan.k12.ut.us/teacher_resources/Rubrics/Rubrics.html
Create a rubric for one of the assignments in your Bloom/Gardner Grid. It may a rubric for the lesson plan you just completed. It may be a rubric for any other assignment in your Grid. You may use any rubric generator to create you grid although I suggest Rubistar - http://rubistar.4teachers.org/ Your rubric is due next week.
Here is a rubric tutorial you may watch if you feel you need more information. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iV3Fjis0k8U
I will be using Aunt Olive’s rubric on rubrics to grade your assignment. http://www.carla.umn.edu/assessment/VAC/Evaluation/ref_2.html
We are almost finished!!
We have two more weeks and one more written assignment (a Unit Plan) which will be due June 16 (WEDNESDAY).