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  • 8/19/2019 Classroom Activity Rubric

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      Classroom

    Activity Rubric

    Excellent Proficient Acceptable Needs Improvement

    General Activity Plan fully

    completed andhanded in on time.

    Objectives, activity

    and assessment areclearly stated, and

    could be easily

    replicated by another

    teacher.

    Activity continues orsupports LINCs

    lesson plan in acohesive manner.

    Activity Plan fully

    completed andhanded in on time.

    Objectives, activity

    and assessment areclearly stated, and

    could be easily

    replicated by another

    teacher.

    Activity relatesdirectly to LINCs

    lesson plan.

    Activity Plan fully

    completed andhanded in on time.

    Objectives, activity

    and assessment areunclearly stated. Plan

    could be replicated

     by another teacher

    with clarification.

    Activity shows someconnection to LINCs

    lesson plan.

    Activity Plan not fully

    completed and handedin on time.

    Objectives, activity

    and assessment areunclear or missin.

    Plan could not be

    replicated by another

    teacher.

    Activity has norelation to LINCs

    lesson plan.

    Historical

    Rationale

    Activity supportsaccurate

    understandin of

    historical conte!t,

    event, or topic.

    "istorical thin#in

    actively promoted

    within the activity.

    Activity supportsaccurate

    understandin of

    historical conte!t,

    event, or topic.

    "istorical thin#in

     promoted within the

    activity.

    Activity supportssome understandin

    of historical conte!t,

    event, or topic.

    $ome historical

    thin#in promoted

    within the activity.

    Activity does notsupport understandin

    of historical conte!t,

    event, or topic.

    "istorical thin#in

    disrearded within the

    activity.

    PrimarySource/Activity

    Correlation

    Activity utili%es the primary source to

    reach objectiveseffectively.

    $ource is well suited

    to enae students onrade level.

    $ource is from

    approved collections.

    $ource is attached

    fully and can beeasily located byanother teacher 

    Activity utili%es the primary source to

    reach most objectiveseffectively

    $ource is well suited

    to enae students onrade level.

    $ource is from

    approved collections.

    $ource is attached

    fully, but may re&uiresome chanes to beaccessed.

    Activity utili%es the primary source to

    reach someobjectives.

    $ource enaes some

    students on radelevel.

    $ource is from

    approved collections.

    $ource attached, but

    re&uires sinificantrevision to attainaccess.

    Activity does notutili%e the primary

    source to reachobjectives.

    $ource does not

    enae students.

    $ource is not from

    approved collections.

    $ource is not attached

    fully, and citation notaccurate enouh tolocate source.

    rame!or"s

    correlation

    Clear and appropriate'nited $tates "istory

    and $ocial $cience

    correlation with

    (assachusetts $tateframewor#s for rade

    Clear and appropriate'nited $tates "istory

    and $ocial $cience

    correlation with

    (assachusetts $tateframewor#s for rade

    'nited $tates "istoryand $ocial $cience

    correlation with

    (assachusetts $tate

    framewor#s for radespecified is evident,

    'nited $tates "istoryand $ocial $cience

    correlation with

    (assachusetts $tate

    framewor#s for radespecified is missin.

    RZimmerman/EssexLincs  (adapted from Salem in History   TAH Project) Page 1

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    specified. specified. but not clearly stated.

    Guidin#

    $uestions/

    Activities

    All uidin&uestions)activities

    are closely alined

    with stated content

    and s#ill objectives.

    All uidin &uestions

    lead students toward

    mastery of contentand s#ills.

    Level * &uestions

    direct students to

    notice details of

    source.

    Level + -

    &uestions re&uire

    students to draw uponevidence obtained

    from level *

    &uestions and use it

    to infer answers.

    All three levels of

    &uestions are

    represented.

    (any uidin&uestions)activities

    are closely alined

    with stated content

    and s#ill objectives.

    (ost uidin

    &uestions lead

    students towarde!ploration of

    content and s#ills.

    Level * &uestions

    direct students to

    notice details of

    source.

    Level + -

    &uestions re&uire

    students to draw uponevidence obtained

    from level *

    &uestions.

    All three levels of

    &uestions are

    represented, however

    the activity isstroner in one level.

    $ome uidin&uestions)activities

    are closely alined

    with stated content

    and s#ill objectives.

    $ome uidin

    &uestions lead

    students towarde!ploration of

    content and s#ills.

    $ome level *

    &uestions direct

    students to notice

    details of source.

    Level + -

    &uestions are evident,

     but do not clearlyre&uire students to

    draw upon evidence

    obtained from level *

    &uestions.

    Only level * and +

    &uestions are

    represented.

    uidin&uestions)activities are

    not alined with stated

    content and s#ill

    objectives

    uidin &uestions are

    unconcerned with

    mastery of content ands#ills.

    Level * &uestions are

    missin or do not

    connect students with

    source.

    Level + - &uestions

    do not connect to

    evidence obtainedfrom level * &uestions,

    or are missin.

    /here is no attempt to

    represent - levels of

    &uestionin.

    %esson

    stren#t&/

    Student

    en#a#ement

    Activity matches

    student interest ands#ill level very well.

    Classroom activityculminates in

    successful

    demonstration of

    historical #nowledeained throuh

    source anaylsis.

    Lesson meshes wellwith social studies

    unit and)or

    multidisciplinarytheme.

    Assessment of

    students is rade)s#illappropriate, and

     brins understandin

    of topic.

    Activity is

    appropriate forstudent interest and

    s#ill level.

    Classroom activityshows demonstration

    of historical

    #nowlede ained

    throuh sourceanaylsis.

    Lesson shows astron connection to

    social studies unit

    and)ormultidisciplinarytheme.

    Assessment of

    students is rade)s#illappropriate.

    Activity encouraes

    some student interestand meets some s#ill0

     based objectives.

    Classroom activityshows some ain in

    historical #nowlede

    throuh source

    anaylsis.

    Lesson is related tosocial studies unit

    and)or

    multidisciplinarytheme.

    Assessment of

    students is rade)s#illappropriate, but

    unclear.

    Activity is

    inappropriate to holdstudent interest and

    meet stated s#ill level

    Classroom activityshows little ain in

    historical #nowlede.

    Lesson shows noconnection to social

    studies unit and)or

    multidisciplinarytheme.

    Assessment of students

    is not rade)s#illappropriate.

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