Evaluation |
Students will be evaluated in a variety of ways:
- Class participation – Oral, Partners, Peer Editing
- Completed Worksheets, Graphic Organizers, Charts, etc.
- Graded Writing Assignments – Summary & 3-Paragraph Letter
- Student-Generated Learning Materials
- Final Project PowerPoint Presentation Rubric
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| Assessment Rubric |
Students will be able to … |
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Fair
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Good
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Excellent
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Describe the social and political conditions from the 1830’s - 1860’s in New England. |
Student can give only a vague idea about what was happening socially or politically during this time. |
Student can give 1 specific idea about what was happening socially or politically during this time. |
Student can give 2 specific ideas about what was happening socially and politically during this time. |
Student can give 3 specific ideas about what was happening socially and politically during this time. |
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Describe what motivated your reformer to work for change. |
Student can give only a vague idea or way his/her reformer was working for change. |
Student can give 1 specific idea and/or way his/her reformer was working for change. |
Student can give 2 specific ideas and/or ways his/her reformer was working for change. |
Student can give 3 specific ideas and/or ways his/her reformer was working for change. |
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Describe the positive/ negative effects that happened as a result of your reformer’s work. |
Student can only give a vague idea about the positive or negative effects the reformer experienced as a result of working for change. |
Student can give 1 idea about the positive or negative effects the reformer experienced as a result of working for change. |
Student can give 2 ideas about the positive and/or negative effects the reformer experienced as a result of working for change. |
Student can give 3 ideas about the positive and negative effects the reformer experienced as a result of working for change. |
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Explain why women decided to fight for their own rights.
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Student can’t give any clear reasons why women decided to fight for their own rights. |
Student can give 1 reason why women decided to fight for their own rights. |
Student can give 2 reasons why women decided to fight for their own rights. |
Student can give 3 or more reasons why women decided to fight for their own rights. |
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