KRISTINE COONEY AND susan sobehrad, educational consultantS
Rubrics are the foundation for the deep thinking and learning that occur during the PBL process. They are more than just a piece of paper used to assess products at the end of a project. They are time management tools. They are feedback and revision tools. They are tools for self-evaluation, peer evaluation, and deeper learning. And they are based on the required standards for knowledge.
Rubrics are the foundation for the deep thinking and learning that occur during the PBL process. They are more than just a piece of paper used to assess products at the end of a project. They are time management tools. They are feedback and revision tools. They are tools for self-evaluation, peer evaluation, and deeper learning. And they are based on the required standards for knowledge.
In this one-day workshop, teachers are engaged in unpacking their standards to get to the heart of what students need to know. Once revealed, the core need-to-knows will be woven into a rubric that both teachers and students can use to track progress toward learning goals.