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GL4: Coal-Hydro in WA
MS: Wildfire Data
HS: 1492 Climate Change
PD Modules
Do-Talk-Revise
Reflect on Argumentation
Analyze Data
3D TaskDesign
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Home
The Assessments
GL4: Coal-Hydro in WA
MS: Wildfire Data
HS: 1492 Climate Change
PD Modules
Do-Talk-Revise
Reflect on Argumentation
Analyze Data
3D TaskDesign
Toolbox
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Home
The Assessments
GL4: Coal-Hydro in WA
MS: Wildfire Data
HS: 1492 Climate Change
PD Modules
Do-Talk-Revise
Reflect on Argumentation
Analyze Data
3D TaskDesign
Toolbox
GL4: Comparing-Critiquing Coal & Hydroelectric Energy
Item Clusters • Background • Alignment • Rubrics • Field Data
The Item Cluster
Copy, download, adapt, and use with students or educators:
Original-format item cluster
(sign-in to Google to copy-move-use the Google Form)
Preview
the item cluster directly.
Stimulus Paper-Handout
-- information and data that students use to do the task (reduces computer scrolling).
Background & Resources
In Washington, a Coal-Fired Power Plant Will Put Its Money on the Sun
(NRDC)
Agreement to Stop Burning Coal at the Centralia Plant
(Seattle Times)
US Electricity System & its Impact on the Environment
(US Energy Information Administration)
Power Profiler
-- Amounts of each energy type in your Zip Code (US EPA)
Energy Kids
-- Energy literacy for students and teachers (US Energy Information Administration)
Grand Coulee and the Forgotten Tribe
(Upper Columbia United Tribes)
Four Dam-Removal Projects to Watch
(The Revelator)
Alignment to NGSS
Alignment Spreadsheet
Evidence Statements:
4-ESS3-1
&
4-PS3-4
&
3-5ETS1-2
NGSS Matrices for alignment beyond the PEs above:
SEP matrix
,
CCC matrix
,
DCI matrix
Rubrics & Sample Responses from Students
Item #3
Item #4
Item #5
Field Data
Feb-May student responses
:
Item-by-item responses and statistical summary.
Random samples of 30 students were scored (different samples in Feb/May).
What was the purpose of the field-use?
Get a general idea of how actual students respond to various item types and 3-dimensional items related to climate science.
What is the makeup of the student group that used this item cluster?
Used across the state in February (about 150 students) & May (about 130 students).
Aggregate results only (no breakdown by curriculum, region, age, or other demographics).
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