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SPED 625: Class 8 Self-Evaluation Rubric

Class Assigned Items. Check the box as completed.

1. Post revised final annotated bibliography in the Annotated Bibliography assessment folder (Sat. Post)

2. Read: Chapter 9 (Galvan & Galvan, 2024) and post answers to questions in Class 8 activities (Sat. Post) in Class 8 Discussion and Class 8 Self-Evaluation Assessment folder (Sat. Post)

3. Due: Rough Draft of Fleshed Out Outline w/reference list and a paragraph written from one subsection that compares and contrasts findings from several research studies. Post all in Class 8 Discussion and the Outline Assessment folder (Sat. Post)

4. Due: Post Class 8 Self-Evaluation in Class 8 Assessment folder (Sat. Post)

Rubric

Content (8 points possible): Check the box for points awarded.

Exemplary (8 points): Gives very specific information, addresses all assignment components, and clearly illustrates critical and reflective thinking. The response/completed work is well thought out.

Meets Expectations (6 points): Contains specific information and addresses all assignment components. The response/completed work is relatively detailed and shows some critical and reflective thinking. It is relatively well thought out.

Developing (4 points): Has some specific information and addresses many of the assignment components but is not detailed. The response/completed work is poorly thought out.

Poor (2 points): Is vague and does not address all assignment components. There is no evidence of having given the assignment real thought.

Not Apparent (0 points): No assignment submitted or submitted late.

Technical (2 points possible) Check the box for points awarded.

Exemplary (2 points): Execution is excellent. There are no grammar or writing errors. The writing reads easily and is well organized.

Meets Expectations (1.5 points): Well executed with few grammar or writing errors. The writing reads easily and is fairly well organized.

Developing (1 point): Execution is poor with many grammar or writing errors. The writing is hard to read and poorly organized.

Poor (0.5 points): Very poorly written and very difficult to read. No organization is evident; reads like a last-minute effort.

Not Apparent (0 points): No assignment submitted or submitted late.

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Total Points Awarded from Content and Technical Sections

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