iRubric: EDU 644 Principles of Data Based Curriculum rubric

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EDU 644 Principles of Data Based Curriculum Students will create or modify an instrument that measures educational program performance in a school building. The student will work with a principal to conduct a review of a school curriculum program using the instrument that the student developed. The student will summarized the results of their findings in a paper and give a presentation to the class. Rubric Code: K33BWW By wgokey Draft Private Rubric Subject: Education Type: Project Grade Levels: Graduate

Curriculum program review
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Grammar	Poor Numerous grammatical and mechanical errors	Fair Some grammatical errors and/or format that do not interfere with clarity	Good Few grammatical or mechanical errors	Excellent Error free that reflects clear understanding and thorough proofreading
Organization of Paper	Poor Weak organization	Fair Somewhat unfocused and unclear	Good Logical and sequential organization of ideas	Excellent Careful and relavant organization of ideas
Main Thesis	Poor Purpose of the project is not clearly explained.	Fair There is an attempt to create a thesis, but not clearly stated.	Good Thesis is evident and attempts to maintain focus throughout the paper.	Excellent Establishes and maintains a clear purpose throughout the paper.
Methodology	Poor Methodology is not fully explained.	Fair Methodology is presented, but not clearly explained.	Good Methodology is presented, but connection to main thesis is unclear. Student does present understanding of the purpose of the assignment.	Excellent Methodology is clearly stated and consistent with the thesis and findings of this project. Student demonstrates a clear understanding of concepts presented in class and connection to this assignment.
Conclusions	Poor Conclusion is not included and/or consistent with the main thesis.	Fair Conclusions are presented, but not consistent with thesis or data presented.	Good Conclusions are complete and supported by relavant data and observations.	Excellent Conclusions are complete and student goes beyond requirements in level of detail and depth.