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CREATIVE
CREATIVE
Kelompok 4 :
Variety of ideas Ideas represent a Ideas represent Ideas represent Ideas do not
and contexts startling variety of important concepts important concepts represent
important concepts from from different contexts from the same or important
different contexts or or disciplines. similar contexts or concepts.
disciplines. disciplines.
Variety of Created product draws Created product draws Created product Created product
sources on a wide variety of on a variety of draws on a limited draws on only
sources, including sources, including set of sources and one source or on
different texts, media, different texts, media, media. sources that are
resource persons, or resource persons, or not trustworthy or
personal experiences. personal experiences. appropriate.
Combining ideas Ideas are combined in Ideas are combined in Ideas are combined Ideas are copied
original and surprising original ways to solve in ways that are or restated from
ways to solve a a problem, address an derived from the the sources
problem, address an issue, or make thinking of others consulted.
issue, or make something new. (for example, of the
something new. authors in sources
consulted).
Communicating Created product is Created product is Created product Created product
something new interesting, new, or interesting, new, or serves its intended does not serve its
helpful, making an helpful, making an purpose (for intended purpose
original contribution original contribution example, solving a (for example,
that includes identifying for its intended problem or solving a problem
a previously unknown purpose (for example, addressing an issue). or addressing an
problem, issue, or solving a problem or issue).
purpose. addressing an issue).
Source: From How to Create and Use Rubrics for Formative Assessment and Grading (p. 54), by Susan M.
Brookhart, 2013, Alexandria, VA: ASCD. Copyright 2013 by ASCD. Adapted with permission.
Rubric brainstorming:
3 Searches open for many, varied, and unusual possibilities; defers judgment.
2 Separates idea generation from evaluation (defers judgment), but generates only a limited number of possibilities.
1 Generates one option at a time, stopping to judge or evaluate each possibility, and generates only a limited number of possibilities.
0 Thinks immediately of an option, with no divergence, and accepts it; criticizes other ideas and rejects need for more options.
(Treffinger, 1998)
Jeffrey S. Smith, 2016. Assessing Creativity: Creating a Rubric to Effectively Evaluate Mediated Digital Portfolios