Rubrics provide clear
expectations for students and provide the opportunity to give
students effective feedback on their strengths and areas of needed
improvement. Rubrics are a tool ideally suited for evaluating
performance based or a body of work (i.e. presentations, papers,
cooperative group work).
Create your own rubric using a template or search the Rubistar
archives.
The Discovery
School has a large number of links to rubrics for all subject
areas and grades.
The Teach-nology
website allows you to create your own rubrics and worksheets.
Create your own word
search puzzle or print off a copy of one already created in
categories such as history, math, languages, fictional stories,
geography, foods, or science.
Create a variety of different
puzzles to use as a review for your students at Discovery's
Puzzlemaker.
Using portfolios? Visit
the RMC
Research Corporation website to look at some common
portfolio problems and solutions. You can also visit
the Teacher
Vision website for information on portfolio assessment or
the electric
teacher website to view ideas on how to create online
portfolios.
Eduplace
provides printable graphic organizers; a great visual
tool for students to organize their learning.