Module 10: Culminating Task

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Module 10: Culminating Task Slide 190 Module 10: Culminating Task EQuiP Rubric for Science v3.0 Professional Learning

Module 10: Culminating Task Slide 191

Your Task Use the EQuIP Rubric to examine a series of lessons or a unit of instruction developed for your specific grade, grade band or science discipline. Slide 192

Remember The Equip Rubric IS The Equip Rubric IS NOT Designed to evaluate LESSONS that include instructional tasks and assessments aligned to NGSS Designed to evaluate a single task or activity or a full curriculum Designed to evaluate UNITS that include integrated and focused lessons aligned to the NGSS that extend over a longer period of time Designed to require a specific template for lessons or units Slide 193

SUFFICIENT & COMPELLING EVIDENCE OF EQuIP RUBRIC CRITERIA The Process Evidence Reasoning Consensus Suggestions SUFFICIENT & COMPELLING EVIDENCE OF EQuIP RUBRIC CRITERIA Slide 194

Working As a Group When working in a group, teams may choose to compare findings after each category or delay conversation until each person has examined and recorded input for all three categories. Complete consensus among team members is not required but discussion is a key component of the review process. Slide 195

SUFFICIENT & COMPELLING EVIDENCE OF EQuIP RUBRIC CRITERIA Quick Practice Evidence Reasoning Consensus Suggestions SUFFICIENT & COMPELLING EVIDENCE OF EQuIP RUBRIC CRITERIA Slide 196

Culminating Task Reflection Slide 197

Professional Development Goal Participants who successfully complete all ten segments of this training will be able to use the EQuIP Rubric version 3.0 to examine lessons or units—published or educator-generated—specific to their grade, grade band, or area of science. Slide 198

USE THE EQuIP RUBRIC The Challenge SHARE IT WITH COLLEAGUES As trained reviewers of instructional materials, go forth and USE THE EQuIP RUBRIC SHARE IT WITH COLLEAGUES Slide 199