Master's level Intro to Educational Psychology Conference Presentation Slide Show
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Conference Presentation of a Position Paper Scoring Guide
Conference Presentation of a Position Paper Scoring Guide| Criteria | Non-performance | Basic | Proficient | Distinguished |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Describe how learning theories differ across the lifespan, according to developmental differences and individual differences. | Does not describe how learning theories differ across the lifespan, according to developmental differences and individual differences. | Cites learning theories, but does not describe how they differ across the lifespan, according to developmental differences and individual differences. | Describes how learning theories differ across the lifespan, according to developmental differences and individual differences. | Analyzes how learning theories differ across the lifespan, according to developmental differences and individual differences, and illustrates with real-life examples from experience. |
| Describe principles of learning to create appropriate instruction for learners. | Does not describe principles of learning to create appropriate instruction for learners. | States, but does not describe, principles of learning to create appropriate instruction for learners. | Describes principles of learning to create appropriate instruction for learners. | Describes principles of learning to create appropriate instruction for learners and associates instructional decisions with learning context. |
| Explain fundamental elements of guided instruction and constructivism, using an example. | Does not explain fundamental elements of guided instruction and constructivism. | Lists features, but does not explain fundamental elements of guided instruction and constructivism, or does not use an example. | Explains fundamental elements of guided instruction and constructivism, using an example. | Analyzes fundamental elements of guided instruction and constructivism, using an example, and identifies criteria that could be used to evaluate outcomes. |
| Evaluate pros and cons of both guided instruction and constructivism supported by professional research. | Does not evaluate pros and cons of both guided instruction and constructivism supported by professional research. | Cites pros and cons of both guided instruction and constructivism, but does not support with professional research. | Evaluates pros and cons of both guided instruction and constructivism supported by professional research. | Evaluate pros and cons of both guided instruction and constructivism supported by professional research, and impartially considers other perspectives. |
| Justify personal position on chosen learning theory through supported research. | Does not justify personal position on chosen learning theory through supported research. | States a personal position on a chosen learning theory, but may not cite research. | Justifies personal position on chosen learning theory through supported research. | Justify personal position on chosen learning theory through supported research and evaluates the quality of the data. |
| Write clearly and logically, with correct use of spelling, grammar, punctuation, and mechanics, and correctly format citations using APA style. | Does not write clearly and logically, the writing shows little attention to spelling, grammar, punctuation, and mechanics, and does not correctly format citations using APA style. | Uses sentence structure that is mostly clear, with a few minor spelling or grammatical errors, but fails to attribute quotes and citations in a few places, or allows some inconsistencies in APA style. | Writes clearly and logically, with correct use of spelling, grammar, punctuation, and mechanics, and formats citations correctly using APA style. | Writes clearly and logically, with correct use of spelling, grammar, punctuation, and mechanics, with no errors. Formats citations correctly using APA style, and all information is accurate and up-to-date. |