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In order to measure and document the impact of the CPR-casting process, each performance indicator for each STEM participant must be measured at pre-determined intervals.  Intervals must be congruent with indicator requirements. 

 A series of ten (10) rubrics associated with our CPR-casting process  provides a baseline performance measurement at the beginning of the process, and continual measurements thereafter.

Five rubrics support LUBE Step I.

Target (5 points)

Acceptable (4 points)

Marginal (3 points)

Unacceptable (0 Points)

Total

Articulates thorough understanding of the application of the problem

Articulates acceptable understanding of the application of the problem

Articulates marginal understanding of the application of the problem

Articulates unacceptable understanding of the application of the problem

 

includes a complete sketch for articulation

Includes an acceptable sketch for articulation

Includes a marginal sketch for articulation

an unacceptable or no sketch for articulation

 

includes all of the pertinent data points on the sketch

Includes an acceptable number of pertinent data points on the sketch

Includes a marginal number of pertinent data points on the sketch

Includes an unacceptable number of data points on the sketch

 

Clearly delineates all of the data that is given in the problem on the sketch

Clearly delineates most of the data that is given in the problem on the sketch

Delineates some of the data that is given in the problem on the sketch

Does not delineate an acceptable number of data points on the sketch

 

Clearly delineates  the unknown entity that is requested from the problem on the sketch

acceptably delineates  the unknown entity that is requested from the problem on the sketch

Marginally delineates  the unknown entity that is requested from the problem on the sketch

Cannot delineate  the unknown entity that is requested from the problem on the sketch

 

  If done at a target level, it is clear that the student has a thorough understanding of how to read with comprehension and can interpret what is read.

Four rubrics support  Step II.

Target (5 points)

Acceptable (4 points)

Marginal (3 points)

Unacceptable (0 Points)

Total

Thorough understanding of the concepts and equations associated with the unknown entity.

 Acceptable understanding of the concepts and equations associated with the unknown entity.

 Marginal understanding of the concepts and equations associated with the unknown entity.

Unacceptable understanding of the concepts and equations associated with the unknown entity.

 

Thoroughly identifies all parameters that are needed to solve for the unknown entity.

 

 Acceptably identifies all parameters that are needed to solve for the unknown entity.

 

Marginally identifies all parameters that are needed to solve for the unknown entity.

Cannot identify all parameters that are needed to solve for the unknown entity.

 

Thorough understanding of how each  parameter for solving the “unknown entity” can be correlated with a datum point found within the problem set

acceptable under-standing of how parameter element for solving the “unknown” can be correlated with a datum point found within the problem set

has a marginal understanding of how each parameter for solving the “unknown entity” can be correlated with a datum point found within the problem set

Has an unacceptable understanding of how each parameter for solving the “unknown entity” can be correlated with a datum point found within the problem set

 

Thoroughly demonstrates how each parameter can be obtained,  and can indicate whether it is obtained directly, indirectly, or  is implied

 

 Acceptably demonstrates how each parameter can be obtained. and can indicate whether it is obtained directly, indirectly, or  is implied

Marginally demonstrates how each parameter can be obtained. and can indicate whether it is obtained directly, indirectly, or  is implied

 

 

Cannot demonstrate how each parameter can be obtained. and cannot indicate whether it is obtained directly, indirectly, or  is implied

 

 

 

 If done at a target level, it is clear that the student has a thorough understanding of all concepts and equations, knowns and unknowns, how each parameter is obtained, and how all elements are correlated. 

The rubric that supports LUBE Step III.

Target (5 points)

Acceptable (4 points)

Marginal (3 points)

Unacceptable (0 Points)

Total

Can thoroughly solve equation (math or chemical) or assess and correlate data to indicate a conclusion. 

 

Can acceptably solve equation (mathematical or chemical) or assess and correlate data to indicate a conclusion. 

 

Can marginally solve equation (mathematical or chemical) or assess and correlate data to indicate a conclusion. 

 

Cannot acceptably solve equation (mathematical or chemical) or assess and correlate data to indicate a conclusion. 

 

 

   If done at a target level, it is clear that the student has a thorough understanding of how to solve equations (math or chemical), assess and correlate data, and draw appropriate conclusions.

We invite other faculty to share their core course concepts and rubrics.  Write to us at: info@cprcasting.com and share your findings.  We will gladly publish them here, under "contributing Universities, and we'll also add your biography and project name in the areas provided.

 

 

 
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