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The rubric assesses capstone projects across several criteria on a scale of 1 to 3. It evaluates the quality of the project's introduction, application of knowledge, use of research, familiarity with literature, results, summary/conclusion, bibliography, APA style and format, and writing. Superior scores are given for clear introductions, logical connections between education topics, strong support from valid research, engagement with literature, thorough addressing of research questions, and analytic summaries supported by results.
The rubric assesses capstone projects across several criteria on a scale of 1 to 3. It evaluates the quality of the project's introduction, application of knowledge, use of research, familiarity with literature, results, summary/conclusion, bibliography, APA style and format, and writing. Superior scores are given for clear introductions, logical connections between education topics, strong support from valid research, engagement with literature, thorough addressing of research questions, and analytic summaries supported by results.
The rubric assesses capstone projects across several criteria on a scale of 1 to 3. It evaluates the quality of the project's introduction, application of knowledge, use of research, familiarity with literature, results, summary/conclusion, bibliography, APA style and format, and writing. Superior scores are given for clear introductions, logical connections between education topics, strong support from valid research, engagement with literature, thorough addressing of research questions, and analytic summaries supported by results.
CRITERIA POOR (1) ACCEPTABLE (2) SUPERIOR (3) Score
Definition of Introduction does not clearly explain the Introduction clearly presents the capstone, Introduction makes strong case for the value Project/Introduction nature and structure of the capstone, its its nature, relevance and structure. the capstone provides to the discipline, as rationale and relevance to discipline. well as presenting its nature and structure. Application of Does not make a logical connection Makes a logical connection between the Logically articulates how knowledge in an Knowledge between the knowledge in an educational knowledge in an educational area and an educational area can provide solutions for an area and an educational issue or problem. educational issue or problem. educational issue or problem. Analysis and Either does not use or misuses Uses reliable and valid educational Clearly articulates how the educational critique of research educational research studies, or uses research appropriately to support decisions are based upon reliable and valid unreliable or invalid research as major educational decisions. The reader may educational research. support for educational decisions. need to infer connections. Knowledge of Does not indicate familiarity with literature; Displays familiarity with reasonably full Displays impressive familiarity with full range Literature has large gaps and shows little grounding range of literature; demonstrates an of and grounding in literature; engages with it of the capstone in the literature. No appropriate grounding and engagement substantively and productively. substantive engagement. with the literature. Results Outcomes minimally address research Outcomes address research questions. Outcomes thoroughly address research questions and fail to demonstrate its Presentation of evidence uses questions. Presentation of evidence conveys claims persuasively. Presentation argumentation and is reasonably a mastery of argumentation. Structure minimally addresses research questions; persuasive in making connections with provides a coherent and clear focus of new structure reflects a lack of organization, research ideas. understandings. detail, understanding and/or accuracy. Summary/ Capstone summary is minimally Summary sufficiently supported by results Summary presents carefully analyzed Conclusion supported by results and/or findings; and/or findings while adequately and information to present inventive and originally exhibits a lack of original ideas, personal accurately summarizing the capstone. developed decisions and/or conclusions interpretation of findings, and/or an supported by results and/or findings. inability to draw an inventive synopsis. Bibliography/ Lack of proper format and limited details Bibliography/ References are mostly Bibliography/References are complete (all References with many sources missing or incomplete. complete and correctly formatted. sources shown) and correctly formatted; Capstone contains a variety of sources. inserted to validate evidence. APA style & format Little or no conformation to APA format / Some minor consistent APA errors Exemplary APA format / style throughout style Writing Writing is unclear, distracts from meaning, Writing is clear and appropriately Writing is at or near professional level, has no is not at appropriate level, or contains sophisticated, with virtually no errors, and errors, and enhances meaning. excessive errors. supports meaning. Overall comments: Total Score
Adapted From: Brown M.E. (2012). Rubric for Assessment of the Special Project Capstone Project at Southern Connecticut State University