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1 Assessing and Grading Pamela Dexter, EPICS High Tammy Watson, Agawam High School

2 Grading Team and Individual Work Students produce artifacts that can be assessed during their EPICS experience  Design Notebooks  Reflections  Self-assessments  Presentations  Reports  Project documentation  Delivered projects  Manuals or other documentations with project

3 Assessing Team Work  Teams are assessed o Project planning  Thorough planning and accomplishments o Customer/Partner feedback o Presentations and team reports  Short presentations can be efficient and effective  Individuals are assessed o Notebooks o Written Reflections o Presentations o Accomplishments

4 Team Roles: Students Team Leader/Co-Leaders – Organization of the team and project tasks Project leaders – If you have multiple projects you may need to break the leadership down into project leaders Liaison - primary contact with the community partner Financial officer - manages team’s budget Webmaster – If your team would like to create a webpage you might want to assign a webmaster

5 Accountability Short tasks allow team members to be accountable Charting/organizing tasks  Keeps projects moving and shifting resources as needed Visiting deadlines - what is due this week?  Prevent delays that span several weeks

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7  Bound, composition style notebook  All entries should be in ink  Tape, staple, or glue any sheets that you want to include in the notebook

8 Record of your individual work All work should be in or referenced in your notebook Actual entries References to other documentation Notebook is your thinkpad  Record thoughts, ideas, research, etc.

9  Record any thoughts you may have about your project, no matter how strange it may seem  When doing research, site where any information you acquired came from  Explanations of design decisions are essential

10  Entries showing work accomplished on the project  Types of information:  Results of research  Calculations  Drawings  Test procedures  Test setups  Results

11  Entries showing evidence of the design process  Types of Information:  Plans for project work  Identification of tasks  Distribution of work  Design decisions  Problems encountered and overcome

12  Entries showing in-depth thinking about the issues related to the project, your team, the community, or the needs you are addressing  Some regular reflection activities (as assigned by teacher)

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15 Design Process See Handout – Students should know where they are in the design process.

16 Team Communication The team should communicate with their project partner consistently  Project partner memos (see handout for example) could be graded as part of the team grade.

17 Evaluating Individuals on Group Work How individuals contribute to the team can be evaluated by you (the teacher) and/or through peer evaluations by other team members. *See handout of an EPICS High example of a group work evaluation form

18 Self Assessment See examples from EPICS High

19 Written Reflections See University example reflection questions including a final written reflection


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