This rubric evaluates community service-learning projects based on their impact, visual display, problem solving and research components, hours of service completed, and student reflection. It assesses these areas on a scale from 1 to 4, with 4 being the highest or best score. The rubric is used to provide feedback to students and ensure their projects meet requirements while allowing room for going above and beyond expectations.
This rubric evaluates community service-learning projects based on their impact, visual display, problem solving and research components, hours of service completed, and student reflection. It assesses these areas on a scale from 1 to 4, with 4 being the highest or best score. The rubric is used to provide feedback to students and ensure their projects meet requirements while allowing room for going above and beyond expectations.
This rubric evaluates community service-learning projects based on their impact, visual display, problem solving and research components, hours of service completed, and student reflection. It assesses these areas on a scale from 1 to 4, with 4 being the highest or best score. The rubric is used to provide feedback to students and ensure their projects meet requirements while allowing room for going above and beyond expectations.
This rubric evaluates community service-learning projects based on their impact, visual display, problem solving and research components, hours of service completed, and student reflection. It assesses these areas on a scale from 1 to 4, with 4 being the highest or best score. The rubric is used to provide feedback to students and ensure their projects meet requirements while allowing room for going above and beyond expectations.
1 2 4 3 Focus Area Needs Below Beyond the Notes Proficient Improvement Proficient limits Project Impact/ No or little Some evidence Strong Student is able Meeting evidence of of classroom, evidence that to discuss the Community classroom, student, or the project had impact of the Needs student, or community a purpose and project an d What was the community impact. made a report results. purpose of the impact. difference. It is clear that project? How did Students are the project it impact the able to discuss made a community? the impact of positive impact the project and in the report results. community. Visuals/ Project Has no visuals Has a few Props and Props and Display: or project visuals or visuals and visuals display/ project PowerPoint enhance the PowerPoint. display/ presentation content of the PowerPoint. are related to project and the project. draw in the audience. Problem Solving Little amount Some critical Critical Critical and Research: of critical thinking, thinking, thinking and What higher level thinking, problem problem research is thinking and problem solving, or solving, and extremely project research solving, or research. research is evident and are evident? research. evident and strengthens discussed by the project. students. Service Hours Did little or no Did not meet Met the Went far above Completed service. the amount of amount of the amount of hours hours required hours required. required. Student Students does Students can Student clearly Student clearly Reflection: What not discuss some understands understands is the project? demonstrate a purpose and the project and the project, Does the student clear purpose has little presented in a presents in a know what the of the service- understanding. well- organized well-organized purpose of their learning. and and service? What professional professional would student manner. manner change? What did includes and student enjoy? action plan based on their reflection of the project. Points Earned Total in each column Points:____/2 0 Name: ________________________________________ Period: ________________ Date: __________
Scale Drawing and the Recipe
Scoring Rubric Exceeding Meets Approaching
Expectations Expectations Expectations
The student includes, The student includes The student partially
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