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Four point rubrics measure learning on a 4-point scale.
Four point rubrics measure learning on a 4-point scale.
The four points measure the degree in which the learning objective (LO) or standard was met.
The four points measure the degree in which the learning objective (LO) or standard was met.
1= LO or Standard Not Met
1= LO or Standard Not Met
2= LO or Standard Partially Met
2= LO or Standard Partially Met
3- LO or Standard Met
3- LO or Standard Met
4= LO or Standard Met & Expectations Exceeded
4= LO or Standard Met & Expectations Exceeded
Asset Based Language- helps focus on strengths instead of deficits
Asset Based Language- helps focus on strengths instead of deficits
Article Link- An Asset Based Approach
Article Link- An Asset Based Approach
Students who partially complete an assignment are given a 1 or 2, depending on the level of mastery demonstrated in their work. This eliminates zeros from the gradebook and provides teachers the opportunity to allow students to revise work with additional supports provided.
Students who partially complete an assignment are given a 1 or 2, depending on the level of mastery demonstrated in their work. This eliminates zeros from the gradebook and provides teachers the opportunity to allow students to revise work with additional supports provided.
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