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1 rubric Critical Thinking AACU       popup preview  
Critical thinking is a habit of mind characterized by the comprehensive exploration of issues, ideas, artifacts, and events before accepting or formulating an opinion or conclusion.

Grade levels:   Undergrad   Grad  
Campbell
Terry Lee
2 rubric Creating Inclusive Environments 2       popup preview  
This assignment is a way for students to devise an action plan for engaging with diverse communities on campus. Students will reflect on their views about diversity

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LePeau
Lucy Anne
3 rubric Making Meaning of Theory to Practice in Student Affairs       popup preview  
This assignment is a way for students to reflect on how they are beginning to make meaning of what they are learning in the classroom and how that applies to their paraprofessional position in the field.

Grade levels:   N/A
Kim
Minkyoung
4 rubric Presentations 1 5 6       popup preview  
PowerPoint Presentations

Grade levels:   Grad  
Campbell
Terry Lee
5 rubric Summarizing Paragraph       popup preview  
In Oncourse under supporting materials, you will find two articles - “Why Informatics” and “Top 10 Reasons to Major in Computing”. Read both articles and determine whether you are more interested in informatics or computer science. Choose either informatics or computer science, and conduct a web search to find more information on your topic. Prepare a paragraph summarizing your findings. Remember to CITE your sources. Submit the assignment via Oncourse.

Grade levels:   Undergrad   Grad  
Iruoje
Tiana
6 rubric One page paper       popup preview  
One page paper summary

Grade levels:   Undergrad   Grad  
Campbell
Terry Lee
7 rubric Rigorous Self-Assessment       popup preview  
Elements to examine in a rigorous self-assessement

Grade levels:   Grad  
Campbell
Terry Lee
8 rubric Presentations       popup preview  
PowerPoint Presentations

Grade levels:   Grad  
Campbell
Terry Lee
9 rubric Individual paragraph       popup preview  
One paragraph = three key citations from rigorous sources with a sentence for each. Our overall goal is to prepare a professional extract from an article/paper/document that would entice a reader to read the summary AND to examine the full article/paper/document. One assumes the title and citation would be formalized to the extent that any later date someone else can find the original article. Beyond that, a key message(s) from the item should be extracted with a key message that leads us to ‘see’ what the writer sees.

Grade levels:   Grad  
Campbell
Terry Lee
10 rubric Making Meaning of Theory to Practice in Student Affairs       popup preview  
This assignment is a way for students to reflect on how they are beginning to make meaning of what they are learning in the classroom and how that applies to their paraprofessional position in the field.

Grade levels:   N/A
Fogleman
Paul
11 rubric 123       popup preview  
123

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Kim
Minkyoung
12 rubric Creating Equitable Environments       popup preview  
This assignment is a way for students to devise an action plan for engaging with diverse communities on campus. Students will reflect on their views about diversity

Grade levels:  
LePeau
Lucy Anne
13 rubric Making Meaning of Theory to Practice in Student Affairs       popup preview  
This assignment is a way for students to reflect on how they are beginning to make meaning of what they are learning in the classroom and how that applies to their paraprofessional position in the field.

Grade levels:   N/A
LePeau
Lucy Anne
14 rubric Making Meaning of Theory to Practice in Student Affairs       popup preview  
This assignment is a way for students to reflect on how they are beginning to make meaning of what they are learning in the classroom and how that applies to their paraprofessional position in the field.

Grade levels:   N/A
others
15 rubric Making Meaning of Theory to Practice in Student Affairs       popup preview  
This assignment is a way for students to reflect on how they are beginning to make meaning of what they are learning in the classroom and how that applies to their paraprofessional position in the field.

Grade levels:   N/A
Sabetiashraf
Ramesh
16 rubric Making Meaning of Theory to Practice in Student Affairs       popup preview  
This assignment is a way for students to reflect on how they are beginning to make meaning of what they are learning in the classroom and how that applies to their paraprofessional position in the field.

Grade levels:   N/A
DeSawal
Danielle Marie
17 rubric Z       popup preview  

Grade levels:   Grad  
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18 rubric TEST WITH CRAZY WEIGHTS       popup preview  

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rdhanawade
19 rubric sdfasdfasd       popup preview  

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