PPT-Design Principles and Rubrics for Assessing Historical Thin

Bruce VanSledright University of North Carolina Charlotte NCSS Investigation 2015 Principles for Assessment So lets begin We need to start with assessmentdesign principles One excellent source. . Timothy S. Brophy, Professor and Director, Institutional Assessment. Office of the Provost. Goals:. Introduce . the basic design principles for creating rubrics. Introduces rubric types. Present . Dr. Jesus R. . Dela. Rosa. Instructor, English Language Center. JIC ABET Member. December 05, 2011. Outline. Objectives. Introduction. Discussion . Rubrics. Proposed rubrics for. Oral presentation; Lab work & Writing report . KY Writing Project Conference. September . 12, 2015. 1. carol.franks@education.ky.gov. rebecca.woosley@education.ky.gov. TARGETS. I can evaluate rubrics for quality.. I can identify when a rubric is congruent to expectations of grade level standards.. Stephanie . Doepke. Kim . Schneidau. Dear Grading, I hate you.. Many of our experiences with graded writing – both as writer and grader – revolve around the infamous red pen. We hated these markings as a student, but we often times don’t know how to grade any other way – it is all we know.. What is a rubric?. An evaluation tool. As simple as a checklist (holistic) to highly complex (analytic). Quality control. Provide feedback for areas of improvement. Can be developed and used by students, instructors, & administrators. KY Writing Project Conference. September 2015. 1. carol.franks@education.ky.gov. rebecca.woosley@education.ky.gov. Sit with your grade level. . Our Targets. I . can design a quality rubric congruent to expectations of grade level standards. English . Language . Specialist . www.robdanin.com. . What is a Rubric?. An “authentic” method of assessing the learner. Provides a . transparent . assessment process. A guideline for rating student performance (Asmus, 1999).. Dannelle D. Stevens, Professor Emerita. Graduate School of Education, Portland State University. Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York. September 23, 2016. 1. Introductions. Your name. Department or program. EMPHASIS. PROXIMITY/ALIGNMENT. BALANCE. HIERARCHY. SCALE. HARMONY/UNITY. PATTERN. REPETITION. RHYTHM/MOVEMENT. 10 DESIGN PRINCIPLES. Contrast. . Using color . createS. visual interest, excitement and drama. . We VALUE HIPs Utilizing VALUE Rubrics and HIP QA Tools in Course Revitalization Presented by Melynda Conner, TBR OSS HIP Specialist 2019 Workshop Prep What is your favorite class to teach? What is your with Rubrics. Shara. Skinner & Monica Ketchum. How do you currently use rubrics to assess learning outcomes?. Why use rubrics?. Ease of assessment. One rubric can assess multiple measures or outcomes. 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.. MR. O’Rourke. DDP. What makes something visually appealing?. The way in which elements (your ingredients) and your principles (the way in which you prepare those ingredients) are arranged.. Elements of Design. ELEMENTS OF DESIGN. Day.1. . Elements of Design:. In creating a design one of the components which interact is the Art Elements The elements and principles of design are flexible and should be interpreted within the context of current fashion. A design can be defined as an arrangement of lines, shape, colors and texture that create a visual image. The principles of design are the rates that govern how elements are combined. The elements are therefore the raw materials that must be combined successfully..