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Why This Theme Grading Rubric1 1
Why This Theme Grading Rubric1 1
(20 Pts)
Revisions Needed Expectations a Few Revisions Needed or 2 multiplied by 4 = discusses why they have chosen the theme and in this discussion they rationali#e the selection of the theme based on at least two of the following course concepts: developmentally appropriateness of the topic, relevance of the topic to children 3 to 5 years, ability to integrate curriculum areas with the topic, opportunities for active, hands-on, sensory learning activities that also Howard Gardners !ntelligences" ultiple discusses why they have chosen the theme and in this discussion they rationali#e the selection of the theme based on at least three of the following course concepts: developmentally appropriateness of the topic, relevance of the topic to children 3 to 5 years, ability to integrate curriculum areas with the topic, opportunities for active, hands-on, sensory learning activities that also support Howard Gardners ultiple !ntelligences" student discusses how three of these concepts can be addressed by their chosen theme and provides e$amples to support their discusses why they have chosen the theme and in this discussion they rationali#e the selection of the theme based on all of the following course concepts: developmentally appropriateness of the topic, relevance of the topic to children 3 to 5 years, ability to integrate curriculum areas with the topic, opportunities for active, hands-on, sensory learning activities that also support Howard Gardners ultiple !ntelligences" Expectations Expectations
provides a brief discussion as to why they selected the theme but does not rationalize the selection of the theme based on course concepts: developmentally appropriateness of the topic, relevance of the topic to children 3 to 5 years, ability to integrate curriculum areas with the topic, * opportunities for active, hands-on, sensory learning activities that also Howard Gardners ultiple !ntelligences"
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