Publication Rough Draft Peer Assessment Rubric Nwamaka Nwaeme | ||||
20 points (40%) | 17 - 20 | 13 - 16 | 11 - 13 | 0 - 10 |
Content Knowledge | No issues are present. Exhibits an in-depth understanding, appropriate use, and correct implementation of theories, concepts, and strategies presented. 20 pts 20 20 | Minor issues are present, and most connections are present. Exhibits an adequate understanding of theories, concepts, and strategies presented. Minor issues exist in understanding the above. | Minor issues are present, and some connections are present. Exhibits a minimal understanding of theories, concepts and strategies presented. Minor issues exist in understanding the above. | Major issues are present, and the assignment lacks connections. Exhibits a lack of understanding of theories, concepts and strategies presented. Incorrect implementation exists in understanding the above. |
10 points each (60%) | 9 - 10 | 6 - 8 | 4 - 5 | 0 - 3 |
Critical Thinking | No issues are present, and opinions or ideas expressed are well substantiated with numerous explicit references to the content and/or personal reference. 10 pts 10 10 | Minor issues are present, and opinions or ideas expressed are substantiated with references to the content and/or personal reference. | Minor problems are present, and opinions or ideas expressed are not well substantiated with references to the content and/or personal reference. | Opinions or ideas expressed are unsubstantiated with no references to the content and/or personal references. |
Comprehensive | All aspects of assignment are explicitly addressed. 10 pts 10 10 | Most aspects of the assignment are satisfactorily addressed. | Some aspects of the assignment are satisfactorily addressed. | Few aspects of assignment are addressed. |
Presentation | Clear, concise, and well organized. | Minor issues are present, but the presentation is adequately clear, concise, and well organized. 8 pts 7 8 | Minor problems are present that interfere with the clarity, structure, and organization of the message. | Major problems make the presentation unclear or disorganized. |
Peer Feedback/Feedforward | ||||
Peer: Yagaira Alaniz | Score: 47/50 | Feedback: P - Pointing out specific challenges and the steps you took to overcome them demonstrates you have a good understanding of how to best meet the needs of the students. I - A thought to possibly include a graphic/example of the assessment and rubric you used. P - Your passion for supporting PBL specifically for EBs is very well expressed through this publication draft. S - I hope that you continue your work with supporting student learning. | ||
Peer: Shanael Williams | Score: 48/50 | Feedback: P - Your student examples and multimedia approach is impressive. I - The videos of student samples are shared on Google Drive, perhaps make them private YouTube videos to avoid them being shared, unless you don’t mind that. P - Your essay was thorough, detailed, and informative. S - Continue to advocate for students that don’t always have a voice. | ||
Peer: Kimberly Bridgewater | Score: 48/50 | Feedback: P - When planning the project based design, I like how you asked about the student’s interest and background. That’s building relationships. I - Make sure to provide proper feedback. P - You explained everything in detail from beginning to end. S - Keep the passion for your gift | ||
Peer: | Score: /50 | Feedback: P - I - P - S - |
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