Q3 CER - Resiliency-Trafficking Awareness 2023-24SY

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2023-24SY Health Assessment CER – Resiliency and Trafficking Awareness

Student Name: _____________________________________ Teacher: ___________________________ Period: __________ Grade: ____________

GUIDING QUESTION: Are vulnerable youth at higher risk for exploitation and potential trafficking of teens?
Claim, Evidence and Reasoning Assignment Directions: State your claim based on the guiding question (reword to state your claim). Then find evidence to support
your claim. Use at least 3 varied sources from reliable, valid and scientific resources. Build your reasoning based on the evidence you have collected, by stating
how some portion of the evidence collected has proven your claim (or in some cases how it proved the contrary). Be prepared to show the resources used to
teacher. Use this form to organize and prepare your CER and submit for a grade. Review Rubric to assist with expectations of how CER will be evaluated.

Claim: (10 points)

Evidence: (40 points) Reasoning: (40 points)


Document the evidence (direct text, quotes, graphs, charts, etc.) to support How does this evidence you provided support your claim? Be specific, explain in
your claim. detail how the evidence you found supports or provides substantial reasoning to
your claim.

Sources: include direct links/sites and page numbers (10 points)


https://safesupportivelearning.ed.gov/human-trafficking-americas-schools/risk-factors#:~:text=Although%20there%20is%20no%20standard,susceptible%20(see%20Figure
%201).&text=Researchers%20have%20found%20that%20sex,esteem%2C%20and%20minimal%20social%20support.
Health Assessment CER – SCORING RUBRIC- 100 points
Evaluation Areas: 0 points 5 points 10 points
CLAIM Nothing Student response is not a claim Students claim is clearly
provided that answers the question by depicting the statement,
choosing a side within the determining which path
statement, but a solid attempt the student will be
was made investigating evidence
to support or prove
their claim
SOURCES Nothing Student has included sources, Student has detailed
provided but they are not the most valid sources form valid,
or reliable choices or are reliable and scientific
inaccurate sites not based on sites, with links, and
researched scientific facts. page found referenced.
Must include full site for Also includes 3 sources
accessibility of teacher to verify for their evidence.
0 points 10 points 20 points 30 points 40 points
EVIDENCE Nothing Student documentation may be Student includes Student includes Student includes a variety of
provided varied, but if the documentation of documentation of documentation of evidence
documentation is inaccurate evidence supporting evidence supporting their supporting their claim (direct
and cannot be their claim, but it is not claim, but only one type, text, quotes, links, resources,
verified/checked, evaluator from valid or reliable although 3 sources are graphs, charts, etc.) This
cannot determine if sources sources or is not listed. Evidence does not documentation adds to the
are valid and reliable student specifically connected to support the scope and depth and scope of evidence
cannot receive more than 10 their evidence and acts depth of the claim. represented and provides a
points and 5 on sources. more like a reference. challenge if their claim is
inaccurate and may further
provide evidence for the
counterclaim.
REASONING Nothing Student attempted a response Students reasoning is Student includes Student includes explanation,
provided that is missing specific details not dependent on the explanation including both why and how the
of how their evidence supports evidence and represents either why or how their evidence supports the claim
their claim. They may also more of a continued evidence supports their or has supported the
possibly begin proving their statement of their claim, claim, but only one type. opposite. If their evidence is
claim is not accurate once not an evidenced-based Their reasoning is not not soundly supporting their
investigated further. Student explanation. complete without claim, their reasoning may
who cannot find evidence- evidence that is utilized not be thorough causing
supporting claim may adjust in their explanation as to them to reconsider their
claim and include in how they developed claim (must include
explanation. their reasoning. explanation as well).

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