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How do students EVALUATE and REVISE their work?
How do students EVALUATE and REVISE their work?
Key Definitions:
Key Definitions:
Evidence: refers to the textual evidence a student uses to support their thesis statement.
Sufficient: enough. Sufficient is used to indicate that a student has used enough evidence or justification to support their ideas. A teacher might decide on a specific number for sufficient or leave it up to a student to determine what "sufficient" might mean for a given task.
Precise: marked by exactness and accuracy of expression or detail. Often used to indicate the difference between proficient and advanced analysis.
Coherent: logically connected and whole.
Use the Learning Strategies Database (under Instructional Strategies tab) to access specific instructional strategies that support students in revising their work
How do I efficiently GRADE student work?
How do I efficiently GRADE student work?
Use this video tutorial to get started using Goobric and Doctopus to expedite your grading.
Goobric & Doctopus
Goobric & Doctopus
Goobric and Doctopus are Chrome apps that allow you to keep your rubric in view while you are grading student work. They generate a spreadsheet of student scores on each domain of the rubric so it is easier to keep track of student progress. You already have access to all BP/CSP rubrics in the Google Sheets format.
To read Erin Brandvold's teacher testimonial on using Goobric and to access additional resources, click here.
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