Monday, September 5, 2022

Week 2 Reflection

     Hello everyone! Long time no see, I've learned a lot throughout this past week that has furthered my knowledge about formal and informal assessment. Throughout this week, we learned about rating scales and rubrics. I learned that there are Analytic rubrics and Holistic rubrics, the difference between the two are that analytic rubrics describe and score each of the task attributes separately while holistic rubrics describe the entire criteria (skills, abilities, and behaviors) for one score. Also, we learned that rating scales are an organized list of skills abilities, behaviors, and levels of performance, the definition of rating is the degree to which ability, behaviors, or skills were presented. While rubrics are an organized list of skills, abilities, and behaviors; and levels of performance but define each level for degree to which the skills, abilities, and behaviors were presented. This allows students to know what is required in an assignment and how it will be graded. I will be using very detailed grading Rubics within my future classroom to help the students see and know what they need to do within that task to receive the highest grade possible, also this will show them what they were missing or needed extra explanation to within the assignment as well. 

    During class this week we also got to create our own grading rubrics within our small groups. After we created each of our own rubrics for the " life of a butterfly life cycle" assignment we got to go around the room and comment and spread positive feedback to other groups. After all of this, Dr. Won uploaded pictures of young students' assignments on the life cycle project and in our small groups we got to grade them and then explained why we gave them that grade at the end.


4 comments:

Abigail Gorczyca said...

Hi Ali!
I think your blog is set up beautifully! It is so visually appealing. As far as your blog post, I completely agree that rubrics will be utilized in my future classroom. I also agree with the fact that the rubric must be detailed, so each student knows what are the expectations to receive the highest grade and why they may not have reached that grade.

Molly Donahue said...

Hi Ali! I love that you write your blog with a casual and relatable voice. I like that your recollection of creating a rubric in class included a picture of your groups work. I agree that rubrics are a good tool to show students how to improve their work to receive the best grade possible.

Lauren Mucica said...

Ali,

I love the way your blog is set up! You put so much detail in it and you have great content. I love how you added the rubric your group created in class as a visual for everyone to see! I will also be using very detailed grade rubrics in my future classroom. I think that having good explanations for assignments is key to student success!!

Katelyn Price said...

Hi Ali! I love how casual and relatable your blog posts are. I feel like I'm having a conversation with you which makes it so enjoyable to read!

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