Please note that grammar, spelling, neatness and organization are part
of the assessment for each of the assignments.
| PHASE I
teacher assessment |
student
self assessment or peer assessment |
Not sufficient
1 – 5 points) - Several grammar and spelling mistakes
|
Meets most requirements
(6- 8oints) - Few mistakes in grammar and spelling
|
Expert
Meets all of the requirements and more (9 – 10 points) -Proper grammar and spelling
|
| ____ 10 points
Define Vocabulary terms for your movement only. |
___ / 10
self assessment |
__ Uses some of the vocab. terms appropriately. May have mistakes in use of terms. May not have used in proper context. May not be clear that student understands the term. | ___ Uses most (at least 80%)of the vocabulary and terms appropriately | ___ Uses all vocabulary and terms
appro-
priately and includes a glossary section for those not defined in the text ___ Identifies and defines at least three more vocabulary terms. |
| ___ 10 points
What are the goals of the movement? |
___/ 10
self assessment |
___ The overall goal is not clear.
___Explanation of goal not sufficient or clear. |
___ A broad goal is defined and explained. | ___ A primary goal and at least two specific goals are identified. ___Compelling reasons are given for WHY those goals are important. |
| ___ 10 points
What were the strategies used to attain those goals? (i.e. use of legal system – Brown v Board of Education ) |
___ / 10
self assessment |
___ A strategy is given and explained to varying degrees, Little depth of information given. | ___ At least 3 strategies are
given and explained.
___ Concrete examples of each strategy are given with a brief description. |
___ At least 5 strategies are
given and explained.
___ Concrete
|
| ___ 10 points
Did the strategies work? Were they effective? |
___ / 10
self assessment |
___ An attempt at analysis of effectiveness is made, with little supporting evidence. | ___ At least three strategies are analyzed for effectiveness. Student’s personal opinion is given. | ___ All 5 strategies are analyzed for effectiveness. Student gives opinion on effectiveness and backs up opinion with facts and examples. |
| ___ 10 points
Creative presentation of your findings to your group |
___ / 10
peer assessment (You will assess to work of others in your group) |
___ Gives presentation
___ Little creativity ___ Missing content
|
___ Somewhat creative
___ Somewhat memorable ___ Contains most of content ___ Somewhat organized |
___ Creative
___ Memorable ___ Content (Contains all of above requirements) ____ Well organized, easy to follow |
| PHASE II
GROUP PROJECTS TEACHER ASSESSMENT |
SELF OR PEER ASSESSMENT | Not sufficient
(1 – 5 points) - Several grammar and spelling mistakes
|
Meets most requirements
(6- 8oints) - Few mistakes in grammar and spelling
|
Expert
Meets all of the requirements and more (9 – 10 points) - Proper grammar and spelling - Neatness - Well organized |
| ____ 10 points
Step1: Find a current event that demonstrates violation of EQUALITY FOR ALL |
____ / 10
self assessment |
____ Current event not found on own, needed to use a current event provided by the teacher. | ___ Current event found and cited
from proper source
___ Reasons given for choosing event may clearly connect it to Phase I research |
___ Current event found and cited
from proper source.
___Event happened within last 6 months
|
| ____ 10 points
Step 2: Show evidence of your brainstorming process (notes) on what you can do about this issue. Establish a concrete goal. |
___ / 10
self or group
|
___ Notes are provided from brainstorming session. | ___ Notes from brainstorming session
are provided. They are neat and understandable.
___ Some possible actions are given. ___ Actions are prioritized. ___ Reference to past social movements is made. |
___ Goal is established.
___ Notes /lists of possible actions that could be taken as a response to the issue are neat and clear. ___Actions are put in order of most effective to least effective. ___ Reasons are given for the three actions thought most effective. Examples are given and explained from past social movements. |
| ___ 10 points
Step 3: (Individual Assessment) You present an identity and action plan according to your role. |
___ / 10
self assessment |
____ An action plan is created
but it does not meet the specific requirements and may not address take
on the role of the "identity"
(see group assessment) |
___ A somewhat effective action
plan is presented
___ Identity created ___ Action plan relates to identity (see group assessment) |
___ Individual presents effective
action plan, outlining steps that can be taken by the "identity" to reach
goal.
____ Identity is described with all required information (see group assessment) |
| ____ 20 points
Step 3: (Group assessment) Creative presentation to the Class: What can we do about this? From all four perspectives: JOURNALIST, POLITICIAN, BUSINESSPERSON, HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT |
___/ 20
peer assessment |
___ At least 2 of 4 identities
present strategies
___ Some strategy is given ___ Presentation is not very beneficial to others or it is late ___ Little evidence of use of research from other movements. |
____At least 3 of 4 identities
present their strategies.
___Strategies show some layers of planning ___Some reasons for using strategies given ___ Evidence from research of other movements used to explain effectiveness of strategy ____ Presentation is somewhat creative and clear. ____Other students may benefit from presentation. |
____All four identities clearly
present their strategies.
___Strategies show several layers of planning ___Reasons for using strategies given ___ Evidence from research of other movements used to explain effectiveness of all levels of strategy ____ Presentation is creative and clear. ____Other students will benefit from presentation. |
| _____/100 total | ____/100 total |
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