The rubric assesses students on five criteria for a WebQuest project: maps, compare/contrast, open response questions, personal reflections, and questions. For each criterion, it provides descriptors to evaluate student work at three levels - exceeds expectations, meets expectations, and approaches expectations. Work that exceeds expectations fully addresses the criteria with care and effort, while work that only partially meets or does not meet expectations is incomplete or shows little effort.
The rubric assesses students on five criteria for a WebQuest project: maps, compare/contrast, open response questions, personal reflections, and questions. For each criterion, it provides descriptors to evaluate student work at three levels - exceeds expectations, meets expectations, and approaches expectations. Work that exceeds expectations fully addresses the criteria with care and effort, while work that only partially meets or does not meet expectations is incomplete or shows little effort.
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The rubric assesses students on five criteria for a WebQuest project: maps, compare/contrast, open response questions, personal reflections, and questions. For each criterion, it provides descriptors to evaluate student work at three levels - exceeds expectations, meets expectations, and approaches expectations. Work that exceeds expectations fully addresses the criteria with care and effort, while work that only partially meets or does not meet expectations is incomplete or shows little effort.
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Maps (5 pts) Compare/Contrast Open Response (15 Questions (5 pts) Personal
(15 pts) pts) Reflections (10 pts) Exceeds Students have Students have gave Students’ responses Responses show Evidence that Expectations correctly placed the correct information; show effort; The evidence of student student has carefully requested locations; gave adequate question is fully engagement (5-4 considered the location is neatly information (4-5 answered; complete pts) information (10-7 identified and items) (15-11 pts) sentences (15-11 pts) labeled (5-4 pts) pts) Meets Location is Mostly correct Evident of some Some evidence of Some evidence that Expectations relatively correct; information; few effort; not student engagement student has carefully item not neatly responses (10-6 pts) completely (3-2 pts) considered the identified (3-2 pts) answered; information (6-3 incomplete pts) sentences (10-6 pts) Approaches Location is Incorrect Little to no effort; Little to no evidence Little to no evidence Expectations incorrect; not information; only 1 did not answer the of student that student has identified; blank (1- or 2 responses; question; engagement; blank carefully considered 0 pts) blank (5-0 pts) incomplete (1-0 pts) the information; sentences; blank (5- blank (2-0 pts) 0 pts)