IDU RUBRIC for group presentation

December 2022

Task specific clarification for above Criterion Ai.

1-2 The two disciplines have been identified.

Little understanding is demonstrated of the two chosen disciplines.
No explicit connections have been identified between the prompt and the
chosen disciplines.
The presentation merely states how the methodology of their chosen
disciplines led to the understanding of the prompt.
3-4 The two disciplines have been identified.
Partial, basic understanding is demonstrated of the two disciplines.
Some connections have been made between the prompt and the chosen
disciplines.
The presentation partially outlines how the methodology of their chosen
disciplines led to the understanding of the prompt.
5-6 The two disciplines have been identified.
Adequate understanding is demonstrated of the two disciplines.
Some explicit connections have been described between the prompt and the
chosen disciplines, although not sustained in the presentation.
The presentation describes how the methodology of their chosen disciplines
led to the understanding of the prompt.
7-8 The two disciplines have been identified.
Excellent understanding is demonstrated of the two disciplines.
Excellent explicit connections have been analysed between the prompt and
the chosen disciplines.
The presentation analyses how the methodology of their chosen disciplines
led to the understanding of the prompt.

Example:

Let’s say you want to understand Olympics and its impact through the disciplinary lenses of English and Math.
These are some things you can look at:

- English: Perspective, Communication, Creativity and Connection. Related concepts are Character,
setting, Genre, Purpose, Audience, context, structure, style, etc. Similarly, you should know your
concepts in Math.
- Math: Models, patterns, system, space, etc.
- Familiarity with Text types (learnt in your English classes) is required and be clear about the role of
context, purpose, audience and how form and language changes accordingly
- Revisit mathematical models/statistical/data analysis (learnt in Math classes)