Rubric

  Does Not Meet Expectation Meets Expectation
Orientation
Students are motivated to learn the topic
Lesson is student-centered and promotes individual freedom/exploration
Elicitation
Students are given a chance to explicitly state their ideas through discussions, posters, or writing.
Students are given an opportunity to contribute to an online culture for learning and assess their prior knowledge on the subject
Restructuring
Students are given opportunities to clarify and exchange views and reasoning through discussion
Conceptual conflict is promoted through demonstrations/apps/simulations
Students are encouraged to evaluate alternative ideas and establish connections between prior knowledge and new knowledge.
Students are given an opportunity to predict, observe new patterns through experimentation and explain concepts
Students are provided with feedback and guidance
Application
Students are able to use their new ideas in familiar and novel settings
Students are able to apply their knowledge in a meaningful and situated real world application
New applications are properly scaffolded to provide appropriate challenge for students with varying abilities
Review
Students are able to reflect on how their ideas have changed.
Student assess their learning process and end product

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