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Critical thinking rubrics for staff
An introduction to 3D Printing
Includes: PowerPoint, 3D printing videos, 3D printing examples, 10 week program, rubric, worksheets, 3D printer anatomy, safety tips and more
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Staff
Q Matrix Chart with Learning Levels
This is a Q Matrix chart to foster student's higher order thinking skills. Students would be able to refer to this chart to generate higher order thinking questions. As learning levels are clearly colour coded, students and teachers can have clear understanding and expectations of what consists of good questions and how to go to the next step. This chart is great for classroom discussions, guided reading, inquiry based learning and much more.
Grades:
1st - 12th, Staff
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The CRAAP Test (Adapted from Meriam Library, California State University)
The CRAAP Test
Adapted from Meriam Library, California State University
Not sure if a website is reliable to use for your research? Put it to the test!
Use the criteria of Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, and Purpose to evaluate the usefulness of an online source for your research!
A simple test that students can use to analyze their online source. Answer each of the questions, circle YES or NO for each on. Tally up your YES answers for a score and use the scale to determine the
Grades:
5th - 12th, Staff
Argumentative Writing Bundle - Essay organizer, stems, links, visuals, scaffolds
This is everything I use to teach the argument essay in AP Language (also for Pre-AP Language). Writing guides are scaffolded and designed to focus on idea-based arguments with strong evidence and analysis. Resources also include thesis and counter-rebuttal video lessons, organizers, and stems.Check the preview for this listing for a PDF of all documents and slides.Bundle includes: Steps to an Argument Essay Writing GuideGoogle Slides for Argument essay (40 slides, including thesis construction
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Digital Activities Grading Rubric & Class Grade Sheet
THIS PRODUCT IS ALSO INCLUDED IN THE "THE COMPUTER TEACHER PLANNING AND GRADING PACK"!The Digital Activities Grading Rubric is ideal for evaluating Elementary, Middle, and High School students' performance. This rubric provides an easy format to save time and be fair with grading. I often give a copy of the rubric to my students along with the activity directions of what they need to do. It not only provides clear boundaries for what is expected in their work but also with behavior. I have found
Grades:
4th - 9th, Staff
4 Written Art Critiques/ 15 Essential Questions / Rubric/ Middle and High School
Need more innovative ways to art critique? These 4 written critiques are more engaging and they are based of the Danielson Framework to Teaching. These have been a huge hit in my classwork but also challenging. BUT, the more you do them with your students, the more comfortable they will be in their critique!What's included:1. Gallery Walk- Students will walk around the room and give their best art criticism. This is a huge favorite because it doesn't require to talk out loud. 2. Go, Go, Mo- Simi
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Also included in: Written Art Critique BUNDLE for Middle and High School
Mid-Year | Metacognitive Essay & Rubric | Student Examples | Support Documents
As teachers, we know that metacognition is essential if students are to continue growing academically. It's essential for all of us. In this bundle, I've included a metacognitive reflection essay assignment that I've used both in the middle of the school year as well as at the end of the school year. I particularly enjoy this assignment--even students discuss their own learning after completing the assignment--at semester time. It allows students to look back at everything they've both read and
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Directing Styles Writing Assignment & Rubric
Understanding your directing style can alleviate stress for you, your co-directors, assistant directors, stage managers, designers, actors, and crew.When everyone is aware of how you communicate and what’s expected of them, you will avoid misunderstandings and unnecessary conflict, allowing you to enjoy the whole process.
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10th - 12th, Staff
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Also included in: Directing Styles Bundle
Leadership: Difficult Decision-Making Rubric
Included in this rubric are 5 categories (highest point possible in each category is 4 points. A score of 100% would be 20 points (4x5 = 20 points)Categories:Use of Facts, Text Evidence & Real-Life Experience (did students use facts, textual evidence and real-life experiences in their decision?)Organization (was their decision thinking organized; did they speak/write in an organized fashion?)Understanding of Topic (did students understand the leadership topic and rationale?)Presentation Styl
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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"How to do Steam Dreams" Intro Presentation- STEM/STEAM Warm Ups - Editable
This a great bell-ringer activity for any STEM or STEAM class! Steam Dreams task students to invent something new each week. This presentation outlines how to do Steam Dreams and how they are graded. I've also included checking for understanding slides, all the slides you need for Steam Dream #1 & slides that you can use on turn-in day.During STEAM DREAMS, students are given a topic and then given time to brainstorm ideas. They get to sketch it out and write it out in order to tell us all ab
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6th - 12th, Staff
Student Engagement: Socratic Seminar for High School
This handout is a guide I use to set up class discussion so students stay on topic,are constructive and engaged in critical thinking. Depending on the level of the students, you can change the amount of points earned to receive an A. Typically this guide works well for honors class but can used(if practiced frequently )with college prep. It takes time for them to catch on but when they do, the discussion is wonderful! I make a chart with the students' names and check it off for easy scoring.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Social Emotional Learning (SEL) in High School Bundle
Academic Discussion | Academic Conversations
Wouldn't it be amazing if your students had meaningful academic discussions that YOU did not have to lead? First, what does 'Academic Discussion' mean? Academic Discussion is sustained and purposeful conversation about academic content. Regular participation in academic discussion is critical to student success and achievement...You KNOW that your students should do more of the HEAVY LIFTING through Academic Discussion. You KNOW they should have discussions where they delve deeply into content a
Grades:
3rd - 8th, Staff
Evaluate Mindmaps (rubric). Rúbrica para evaluar mapas mentales
Useful rubric to evaluate the mindmaps, and improve them! Rúbrica útil para evaluar y mejorar los mapas mentales del alumnado
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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