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Theories of learning rubric 
P251 theories of learning assignment
Rubric Code: A492W
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Subject: Education  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Part I Description
  Poor

15 pts

Fair

20 pts

Good

25 pts

Exemplary

30 pts

Description of lesson

Poor

Description of lesson form lacks all the following criteria: clarity, comprehensiveness, connection to school experience.
Fair

Description of lesson form meets one of the following criteria: clarity, comprehensiveness, connection to school experience.
Good

Description of lesson meets two of the following criteria: clarity, comprehensiveness, connection to school experience.
Exemplary

Description of lesson meets all of the following criteria; clarity, comprehensive, and well-connected to school experience.
Part II Analysis
  Poor

40 pts

Fair

45 pts

Good

50 pts

Exemplary

60 pts

Analysis of theories of learning

Poor

No analysis of the theories of learning explaining how observations support claims about theory of learning.
Fair

Minimal analysis of the theories of learning explaining how observations support claims about theory of learning.
Good

Moderate analysis of the theories of learning explaining how observations support claims about theory of learning.
Exemplary

In-depth analysis of the theories of learning explaining how observations support claims about theory of learning.
Part III Evidence
  Poor

25 pts

Fair

30 pts

Good

35 pts

Exemplary

40 pts

Support of claims

Poor

No support of claims, or extensive use of opinions.
Fair

Minimal details of and/or ambiguous support of claims. Minimal use of readings and facts to describe and support claims.
Good

Clear, detailed, and justified support of claims. Moderate use of readings and accurate facts to describe and support claims.
Exemplary

Substantive, insightful, detailed, clear, and justified support of claims. Extensive use of readings and accurate facts to describe and support claims.
Part IV Organization
  Poor

10 pts

Fair

13 pts

Good

17 pts

Exemplary

20 pts

Format and organization

Poor

Article falls short on all the required criteria of organization, length, and correct grammar/ spelling.
Fair

Article falls short on more than one of the required criteria of organization, length, and correct grammar/ spelling.
Good

Article meets the required criteria of organization, length, and are largely free of grammar and spelling errors.
Exemplary

Article meets the required criteria of organization, length, and is entirely free of grammar and spelling errors.




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