SDS 220R: Past and Present Childhoods Workshop Grading Rubric PDF
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This document appears to be a rubric for a workshop on the topic of child and youth mental health. It includes areas for improvement, criteria, and expectations for the workshop. It also contains information regarding historical perspectives on the issue, and how that might be relevant to the present.
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SDS 220R: Past and Present Childhoods Workshop ============================================== Group: 6 -------- Topic: Child & Youth Mental Health ---------------------------------- Group Members: Addisyn, Mi, Tobi, Aysha, Breanna ------------------------------------------------ Grading Rubric -...
SDS 220R: Past and Present Childhoods Workshop ============================================== Group: 6 -------- Topic: Child & Youth Mental Health ---------------------------------- Group Members: Addisyn, Mi, Tobi, Aysha, Breanna ------------------------------------------------ Grading Rubric -------------- Below is a single-column rubric of evaluation. Single column rubrics provide criteria for the equally weighted expectations of your assignment to meet the A range (i.e. 8 out of 10). Your grade will vary based on whether evaluation criteria has been met, requires improvement, or exceeds expectations. \*Note for Workshops Part 2: During Week 11, students will individually view and respond to at least 4 workshops. Those responses are not part of this evaluation but will be evaluated as part of your engagement portfolio for the course. +-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+ | Areas for Improvement | Criteria | Exceeds Expectations | +=======================+=======================+=======================+ | Don't pad your | The workshop | | | bibliography with | generally offers an | | | sources that are not | informative and | | | directly related to | engaging historical | | | your topic | understanding of a | | | | pressing issue facing | | | Making workshop | young people today in | | | tighter/more cohesive | North America. The 10 | | | and less repetitive | to 15-minute | | | so that it could be a | accessible | | | bit shorter (it took | presentation (e.g. | | | more than 15 minutes | podcast, PowerPoint, | | | to work through the | YouTube video) draws | | | content) | upon academic | | | | research and uses | | | Bring in historical | persuasive | | | images as well as the | illustrations (e.g. | | | stock ones | facts, stories, | | | | images). | | | | | | | | Informative, draws on | | | | academic research, | | | | connects past to | | | | present, has a | | | | unified visual | | | | language | | +-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+ | This element is | The workshop clearly | | | missing from the | articulates why | | | workshop. You imply | historical | | | that knowing the past | understanding is | | | patterns of | important for | | | discrimination can | addressing the | | | help inform more | selected pressing | | | just/helpful policies | issue for children | | | today, but this is | and youth today. | | | not explicitly stated | | | | anywhere in the | | | | presentation. | | | +-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+ | At times this | The workshop examines | | | component was | how the issue has | | | repetitive | remained similar or | | | | changed over time by | | | | comparing different | | | | time periods and | | | | different childhoods | | | | during the 20^th^ | | | | century. | | +-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+ | | The workshop | | | | demonstrates | | | | awareness of | | | | historical | | | | perspectives in | | | | addressing the issue | | | | by acknowledging | | | | diverse contexts and | | | | viewpoints over time. | | +-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+ | | The workshop includes | | | | 2-3 critical | | | | questions that | | | | encourage peers to | | | | further connect | | | | understandings of the | | | | past and present, as | | | | well as possible | | | | future | | | | considerations, in | | | | addressing the issue | | | | for children and | | | | youth. | | +-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+