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This would be helpful in the reflection section of ePortfolios Source: http://www.uwstout.edu/art/artedportfolios/evaluating/presservreflex.html

This rubric is designed to assess the skills and dispositions involved in lifelong learning. Assignments that encourage students to reflect on how they incorporated their lifelong learning skills into their work samples or collections of work by applying above skills and dispositions will provide the means for assessing those criteria. Work samples or collections of work tell what is known or can be done by students, while reflections tell what students think or feel or perceive. Reflection provides the evaluator with a much better understanding of who students are because through reflection students share how they feel about or make sense of their learning experiences. Reflection allows analysis and interpretation of the work samples or collections of work for the reader.

Use this rubric for grading student papers. Can be customized for any subject.

This is the rubric for grading the Reflections in the Student Portfolios in the Integrated Projects Curriculum of Messiah College Engineering Department.

Engineering Ethics: Panel Presentations Fall 09

The rubric describes essential ingredients of how to reflect on and synthesize your learning from the Formative Assessment (mini)Inquiry assignment. Your response should synthesize your experiences by concentrating on the following components: 1) Identify 2-3 KEY IDEAS or components of your experience upon which to concentrate your reflection and discussion. 2) Clearly introduce the focus of your synthesis/reflection. 3) Clearly discuss the 2-3 key ideas. Tell us why they are important and provide enough detail, example, or extended explanation to demonstrate their importance and/or what you have learned. 4) Your discussion should demonstrate that you have reflected upon these key focal points. (Note: This reflection is part of the process of the overall assignment. If you have pulled out key points and have seriously reflected upon them, writing your synthesis response should be fairly easy)