This document outlines student performance criteria in various areas such as written report content, presentation, writing skills, and teamwork dynamics. Performance is scored on a scale of 1 to 4 in each area, with 4 being "Exceeds Expectation" and 1 being "Not Acceptable." The highest possible total score is 100%. Criteria within each area are assigned percentage weights based on their relative importance. For example, in written report content, ability to design a system to meet needs is weighted at 40%, with sub-criteria such as design process, amount of information provided, and level of detail each weighted at 10-20%.
This document outlines student performance criteria in various areas such as written report content, presentation, writing skills, and teamwork dynamics. Performance is scored on a scale of 1 to 4 in each area, with 4 being "Exceeds Expectation" and 1 being "Not Acceptable." The highest possible total score is 100%. Criteria within each area are assigned percentage weights based on their relative importance. For example, in written report content, ability to design a system to meet needs is weighted at 40%, with sub-criteria such as design process, amount of information provided, and level of detail each weighted at 10-20%.
This document outlines student performance criteria in various areas such as written report content, presentation, writing skills, and teamwork dynamics. Performance is scored on a scale of 1 to 4 in each area, with 4 being "Exceeds Expectation" and 1 being "Not Acceptable." The highest possible total score is 100%. Criteria within each area are assigned percentage weights based on their relative importance. For example, in written report content, ability to design a system to meet needs is weighted at 40%, with sub-criteria such as design process, amount of information provided, and level of detail each weighted at 10-20%.
STUDENT PERFORMANCE EXCEEDS MEETS BELOW NOT SCORE EQUIVALENT
OUTCOMES INDICATOR EXPECTATION ACCEPTABLE WEIGHT
CRITERIA EXPECTATION EXPECTATION 4 3 2 1
Written Report Content (40%)
c. Ability to design c2. Design process The information The information The information The information a system, to meet desired Amount mostly adequately adequately somewhat adequately rarely adequately component, or needs within (10%) explained the explained the explained the topic. explained the process to meet realistic topic. topic. topic. desired needs constraints. All of the Most of the Some of the A small amount Information within identified information was information was information was of the information (20%) given. given. given. was given. constraints. The information The information The information The information includes many includes some includes a few includes very Details specific details specific details that specific details that little specific (10%) that give give examples. give examples. details that give examples. examples. Written Report Presentation (20%) i. Recognition of i2. Engage in The visual aid The visual aid was The visual aid was The visual aid the need for, and an extra-curricular was mostly creative in somewhat creative in was mediocre, ability to engage in activities for Creativity creative in showing the showing the creatively, in life-long learning personal and (10%) showing the necessary necessary showing the professional necessary information. information. necessary growth. information. information. The visual aid The visual aid was The visual aid was The visual aid was mostly neat, neat, organized sometimes neat, was rarely neat, Neatness organized and and followed a organized and organized and (10%) followed a logical logical flow. followed a logical followed a logical flow. flow. flow. Written skills (30%) g. Ability to g2. Present The focus was The focus was on The focus was mainly The focus was communicate grammatically Focus mostly on the the topic and on the topic and rarely on the topic effectively correct concepts (20%) topic and never deviated once. deviated twice. and deviated and ideas. deviated. thrice. The tone is The tone is The tone is not The tone is not Tone academic using somewhat academic and using academic and cohesive and academic using cohesive simple using volume lexical cohesive and words. inappropriate (10%) words/ideas. lexical words and words. ideas. Teamwork Dynamics (10%) d. ability to function d.2. Perform Teamwork Everybody Seventy-five Fifty percent of the Less than fifty on multidisciplinary delegated tasks as dynamics contributed the percent of the members of the team percent of the teams part of a (10%) performed the members of the performed the members multidisciplinary delegated tasks in team performed delegated tasks in the performed the team. the activity. the delegated tasks activity. delegated tasks in in the activity. the activity. TOTAL INTERPRETATION