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Rubric-miroteaching #2 Name of presenter: ____________________ Please rate the student on the following categories: I. Lesson Plan Category -e!cellent "-good 2-sufficient #-in progress Clarity and organi$ation Concise% measurable purpose&ob'ecti(es embedded in content&conte!t) as+s achie(able in specified timeframe"
Rubric-miroteaching #2 Name of presenter: ____________________ Please rate the student on the following categories: I. Lesson Plan Category -e!cellent "-good 2-sufficient #-in progress Clarity and organi$ation Concise% measurable purpose&ob'ecti(es embedded in content&conte!t) as+s achie(able in specified timeframe"
Rubric-miroteaching #2 Name of presenter: ____________________ Please rate the student on the following categories: I. Lesson Plan Category -e!cellent "-good 2-sufficient #-in progress Clarity and organi$ation Concise% measurable purpose&ob'ecti(es embedded in content&conte!t) as+s achie(able in specified timeframe"
Rubric-Microteaching #2 Name of presenter: ____________________
Please rate the student on the following categories:
I. Lesson Plan Category -e!cellent "-good 2-sufficient #-in progress Clarity and organi$ation Concise% measurable purpose&ob'ecti(es embedded in content&conte!t) *as+s achie(able in specified timeframe) all parts of the lesson plan are included ,b'ecti(es may lac+ an essential element) -esson contains most elements of lesson plan% but order of tas+s are in .uestion ,b'ecti(es lac+ se(eral elements) -esson was not well organi$ed to ensure ma!imum learning *he lesson in general was not effecti(e) lac+ed se(eral lesson phases /se of teaching concepts&theories 0tandards reflected% demonstrates clear +nowledge and use of a (ariety of theories and methods appropriately chosen for the class *heories are present and effecti(e but a (ariety is lac+ing *heories are present but not used effecti(ely and are limited in (ariety *heories are sparsely used 1if at all2 -esson inclusi(e of conte!t applications 3real life4 conte!t% meaningful applications% schemata% engaging .uestions% related to other material&concepts% authentic material Conte!t is present% .uestions are present% but choice in .uestions&conte!t are not necessarily relatable&memorable 0ome conte!t but little application to real life situations 1.uestions with no purpose-lac+ of communicati(e planning2 -ittle to no conte!t application II. Teaching Activity Category -e!cellent "-good 2-sufficient #-in progress 5ngaging students 6ppropriate pace% comprehension chec+s% relating to students% appropriate for le(el% interaction between teacher and student&student and student% all modes of communication are used 0ome modes of communication are used% pace or le(el may be slightly off% comprehension chec+s are regular but don4t accurately gage learning Comprehension chec+s too few or are not effecti(ely used) interaction and modes of communication are lac+ing 7ery few 1or no2 comprehension chec+s% little to no interaction% no (ariety in modes of communication 8eli(ery and Presentation 9ood (oice% asserti(eness% confidence% eye-contact% 3with- it-ness4 factor% enthusiasm% good body language% smooth transitions% professional appearance Confidence% some eye- contact% may ha(e used -# occasionally% not entirely 3with-it4 for entire class% :s confident% but may be lac+ing asserti(eness% -# is present% authentic and meaningful material are not presented% presentation is clearly too short&too long Not confident% e!tensi(e use of -#% is not asserti(e for most of the class% non-effecti(e (isuals :nstructional 0+ills e!clusi(e -2) authentic (isuals) within time limit and uses time effecti(ely) authentic and meaningful material is used) ob'ecti(es clearly stated) integration of all modes of communication) appropriate assessment) (ariety of methods and strategies Predominant use of -2) some (ariety of methods) ob'ecti(es not embedded in content) timing appropriate) May lack some of the items noted in excellent column /se of -2 not sustained) lesson not embedded in meaningful tas+s or content) ob'ecti(es do not clearly reflect the lesson) one mode of communication is dominant) lac+ of (ariety of methods and approaches -ittle use of -2) *as+s lac+ conte!t and content) ob'ecti(es do not dri(e the tas+s) assessment of student comprehension lac+ing) little if any (ariety of tas+s&methods III. Self-Evaluation Category -e!cellent "-good 2-sufficient #-in progress Materials 0elf-e(aluation% lesson plan% 878% and peer e(aluations are all present Missing one of the re.uired documents Missing se(eral documents 0upporting materials not pro(ided 6nalysis :ncludes strengths&wea+nesses% analysis of (ideo% in-depth analysis with e!amples% theories and details to bac+ it up; :ncludes references to theoretical underpinnings of instructional tas+s :ncludes all aspects but may be lac+ing the more in-depth analysis o(erall) some tie to theory present -ac+s reflection and analysis as to what wor+ed and why and what did not wor+ and why) little tie to theory -ac+ any analysis) purely descripti(e in nature) no tie to theory