Assesssments
Visit the following web sites to gain tips,
tools and help as you develop, adapt, or adopt assessments. These
sites have examples that give details of what youmight expect students
to know and be able to do and also evaluate what they have mastered
for any given actitiy.
RubiStar: customizeable rubrics for written reports,
multimedai projects, oral presentations, and science activities
Problem
Based Learning checklist: Sort by grade and choose the
items you would like to assess. It is also available in
Spanish.
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| Rubirc
to Assess a Project-based activity: "This down-loadable
PDF file serves aas a ready-made rubric providing assessment
criteria to measure performance for a project-based task.:(Holzberg,
Technoloyg and Learning, November, 2003) |
| Assessment:
Creating Rubrics: A series in five parts focused on advantages
of rubrics, rubric design and types, weighting a rubric and
student help in the creation of rubrics. |
| Cyber
Library: Assessment and Rubrics: Here you find links to
several assessment and "subject-based evaluations: rubric
sites. Includes a rubric bank for different subject areas. |
| Assessment
and Rubric Information: Kathy Schrock offers a collection
of links to information about assessments and rubrics. There
is also a rubric to eveluate web sites
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Katie
Marsh's Internet Guide for Teachers