Rubric for CI unit

I've tried to be clear about how the individual parts of this unit might look as you are able to demonstrate increasing skill putting it together. I know that exceptionality is related to your context as well.  This rubric is only related to how well you are able construct your unit, not to how it will be graded.

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beginning
progressing
proficient
exceptional

Norms

  • norms concerning social behaviors are in use in the classroom
  • norms introduced within first three weeks of school using skillbuilders
  • norms publically displayed in classroom
  • norms introduced within first three weeks of school using skillbuiders 
  • norms publically displayed in classroom 
  • norms referred to during ci rotation 
     
  • norms introduced within first three weeks of school using skillbuilders 
  • norms publically displayed in classroom 
  • norms referred to during ci rotation 
  • norms referred to as part of everyday life in the classroom 
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Roles

  • roles are talked about in a general sense in the classroom
  • roles are taught or modeled in some way for children 
  • roles are used during rotation 
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  • roles are taught or modeled in some way for children 
  • role descriptions are posted in room 
  • roles are used during rotaion 
  • role badges in use during rotation
  • roles are taught or modeled in some way for children 
  • role descriptions are posted in room 
  • roles are used during rotaion 
  • role badges in use during rotation 
  • children show familiarity with roles

 

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beginning
progressing
proficient
exceptional

Big Idea

  • stated 
  • written on activity cards 
  • linkage not apparent 
     
  • written on activity cards 
  • addressed by some of the activities 
  • states a concept or a relationship 
  • linkage to some of the activities
  • written on activity cards 
  • addressed by each of the activities 
  • states a concept or a relationship 
  • is referred to either during orientations and/or wrap-ups
  • written on activity cards
  • addressed by each of the activities 
  • states a concept or a relationship 
  • connected to evaluation criteria 
  • is referred to either during orientations and/or wrap-ups 
  • facilitators are reminded during huddles
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Rich, Multiple Ability Tasks 
 

Status Treatment 

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  • concretely oriented, low level thought (Bloom) ïhas a single right answer 
  • task could be done better by an individual
  • more than one answer possible 
  • more than one way to solve the problem 
  • conceptually oriented (Bloom) 
  • task better done by a group (group goal)
  • more than one answer possible 
  • more than one way to solve the problem 
  • ïuses multiple abilities
  • requires variety of skills and behaviors 
  • is uncertain
  • group goal 
  • is performance based
  • more than one answer 
  • more than one way to solve the problem 
  • ïuses multiple abilities
  • requires variety of skills and behaviors 
  • is uncertain and has a group goal 
  • is performance based 
  • is intrinsically interesting and rewarding
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Rotation

  • includes at least three activities 
  • occurs as part of a unit after unit has begun
  • at least three rich activities taught simultaneously 
  • occurs as part of a unit after unit has begun
  • at least three rich activities taught simultaneously 
  • occurs as part of a unit after unit has begun 
  • proper use of orientation and wrapup 
  • children get to do all three activities
  • more than three activities are taught simultaneously so there are four students per group 
  • occurs as part of a unit after unit has begun 
  • proper use of orientation and wrapup 
  • children get to do all three activities
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Assigning Comptence 
 

Status Treatment 

2

  • general non-specific feedback given
  • student named 
  • multiple ability identified
  • student named 
  • multiple ability identified
  • ability tied to group goal
  • student named 
  • multiple ability identified
  • ability tied to group goal
  • linked to real job
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