Assessment Rubric
Here are two types of assessment. The first assessment is geared more toward the presentation at the end. The focus is more on if they grasped the contents that they could bring out everything that they have learned. The second assessment is more towards an overall from start to finish. You would grade them as they went along in the lesson.
Assessment 1:
|
Topics to be Graded |
Score |
|
Reading Comprehension |
/20 |
|
Mathematics Performance |
/55 |
|
Classwork/Work Ethic |
/10 |
|
Neatness/Creativity |
/15 |
|
Total |
/100 |
Assessment 2:
| Beginner |
Developing |
Advanced |
Score |
|
| Predictions |
• Did not come up with predictions based on
assignment. (5 point) |
• Came up with the some predictions prior to
reading. (10 points) |
• Generated at least 3 predictions prior to
reading. (15 points) |
|
| Comprehension
& Participation |
• Student shows little comprehension of the material.
|
• Student shows some understanding of the voting process but is confused on some areas.
|
• Student actively participated in each level of reading plan.
|
|
| Mathematics |
• Student showed little to no understanding of the mathematics involved with the presidential election.
(10 point) |
• Student showed some understanding of the mathematics involved with the presidential election. May have had few errors in calculation.
|
• Student completely understood the mathematics involved with the lesson.
|
|
| Campaign
Trail |
• Attempted assignment but had no discussion of why they chose places.
(15 point) |
(30 points) |
• Students presented material in an effective and meaningful way.
(50 points) |
|
| Total
Score |
/100 |