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Traits. Prof.(Dr.) S. . Riaz. . Mehdi. Department of Pathology. Assessment :. Assessment is a process of determining whether predetermined educational objective has been achieved.. Assessment is directly related to the course learning objective.. Jamie McDermott . Programme Leader - MSc Occupational Therapy (pre-registration). Lori Stevenson. Lecturer in Psychology & Academic Development Tutor. . John Smith. Learning Technologist. School of Health and Life Sciences. “There was my preference for the subtleties of dawn and dusk, as opposed to the . v. ulgar blaring hour of high noon.”. ~ from “My Life as a Bat” by Margaret Atwood. Journal 11-6-14. The . Word-of-the-day is . Presented by the ORIE Team. How to Create a Rubric. Participants’ Learning Outcomes. At the end of this training section, participants will be able to do the following: . D. etermine . which . types . Objectives:. To examine open response essays and identify quality analysis and style. . To apply learning gleaned from samples to one’s own essays that will be written in the future. . Day 1. The Rubric. “There was my preference for the subtleties of dawn and dusk, as opposed to the . v. ulgar blaring hour of high noon.”. ~ from “My Life as a Bat” by Margaret Atwood. Journal 11-13-14. The . Word-of-the-day is . The Rubric for End of Course Assessments. 2010-2011. Alternate Performance Based Assessment-The Rubric. Students with disabilities must participate in the state End of Course (EOC) assessment. These students must receive appropriate support and accommodations with the goal of mastering course content and passing the EOC assessment. However, a student on an active IEP whose disability interferes with performance on the EOC assessment may demonstrate mastery of core knowledge and skills for that course through the approved alternative performance based assessment.. Revisions will be allowed. 8/9 – 50/50 (A+) . – Characteristics of a 6/7, but it’s also mature and insightful. 6/7 – 46/50 (A-) . – clearly uses all 5 best practices, and is well-written. 5 – 42/50 (B) – . Name:. Period:. Title:. . Type:. . Expository. Length: Multiple Paragraphs. Writing Process Rubric. Prewriting. . brainstorms and plans writing . . Rough Draft Writing. . uses plan to generate rough draft. Prof.(Dr.) S. . Riaz. . Mehdi. Department of Pathology. Assessment :. Assessment is a process of determining whether predetermined educational objective has been achieved.. Assessment is directly related to the course learning objective.. Turn in paperwork- releases and contract. Pick up parking pass. Sign up for conferences. Be seated for overview and introductions. Christine Weber, Ph.D. ., Director. COEHS. Department . of Childhood Education, Literacy and . Present the three rubrics (usually takes a couple class periods amongst other things we are doing). Begin the course with presenting all three rubrics to show students that they are virtually the same. Jeni. Corn, . jocorn@ncsu.edu. . Malinda Faber, . mmfaber@ncsu.edu. . Friday Institute, NC State University . . Rubric available from . http. ://ncdlplan.fi.ncsu.edu/resources. /. . NC Digital Learning Plan . Modified from a presentation given by Mary J. Allen. Rubrics can be used to classify student essays, research reports, projects, performances, works of art, oral presentations, portfolios, and group activities. They are powerful tools that can both give feedback to students as well as collect data for assessment..