mackzoore sb
(Santa Barbara - United States)I currently teach middle school science and math at the Laguna Blanca school in scenic Santa Barbara. I previously taught at the American Nicaraguan School in Managua, where I developed curriculum and taught physics, conceptual physics and earth ...
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- Contributed By: Mr. Harpine .
This rubric is modeled after the MSA - Middle School Assessment Rubric used by the State of Maryland. It could be modified for other states, if you have MS Publisher.
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This assignment and rubric are designed to help students complete an essay about an article. The teacher should select an appropriate article and use this assignment to help students respond to what they have read. The public library is a good source of articles (National Geographic, Cobblestone, Calliope, Time, Newsweek, etc.). Your school may also have access to publications such as Junior Scholastic, Weekly Reader, etc.).
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A scoring guide for classroom notebooks. To understand and use this document you may want to look at 1) The Cornell Notes Materials (ie) left and right sides of notes 2) The Movie Notetaking Sheet 3) Other resources in the notetaking collection
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This resource is a website to help you create rubrics for your classroom. It is sponsored by the US Department of Education.
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A map activity in a format similar to the one used on the article reaction assignment posted above. This assignment requires some teacher guidance. You should... 1) Select a country, state etc for the students to learn about 2) Provide a blank outline map (Try http://www.eduplace.com ) 3) Select groups for the students to work in and provide instructions for groupwork behavior
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