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This rubric combines
Language Arts and Humanities
with the Learning Activities Rubric. 
This rubric can be expanded and adapted. 

 

Criteria   Novice (C)    Apprentice (B)   Master (A)  Score 
Engagement,
Participation 

 

Lack of involvement, minimum effort, shows no interest.  Shows interest but does not take the lead Natural leader within the group, listens to everyone's ideas and finds common ground, fulfills all requirements  
Writing, Composition, Discussion

 

Illegible, less than 25 words total on the whole page (part of this is essay response - poetry is fine but essay must be included too).  Shows interest and follows directions but fails to thoroughly engage oneself in the activity.  (Gives the teacher what the teacher wants to see.)  Some grammar mistakes and essay structure flaws.  Completes the essay, very few mistakes, organized and legible, also provides reader with poetry or random selected words collage that express the effects of the painting.  Shares with others.   
Professionalism
of Presentation

 

Messy and unorganized, incomplete Organized but lacks one minor element/assignment Organized, clear, educational and entertaining, good show  
Connects to History and other Disciplines, Makes Life
Connections

 

Fails to perceive the iconology and aesthetic content.  Has no background historical information.  Knows the time period in question cannot call upon names or events or leaders to defend arguments and observations.  Has a good sense of historical information and provides context for image presented, sets the tenor of the time period for the group, tells stories to relay information of war or leaders. 
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Please refer to your Bellevue University Active Learning Rubric Handout from the November 10th presentation.  Compare this rubric with Cy Leise's rubric and draw connections between them.  Combining rubrics is a valuable way to measure the effectiveness of an activity, and the progress of the learner and facilitator. 

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