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Evaluation

Assignments will be conducted on-line and will include exercises built into the lessons,

The course contains numerous activities, usually with process learning and product or content intertwined. Some material will be review for students, other assignments will present challenges and new insights. It is important for each student to feel free to get the most value and information from each module by sculpting activities, and readings to personal needs.

These assignments will be clearly outlined but if there is a need to seek clarification it is important to e-mail me and seek clarification.

Final grades will be assigned based on completed assignments and will be consistent with the University of Western Ontario's evaluation policies. This class will underscore personal responsibility for education.

University Evaluation Criteria

During the first session of the course you will be given specific information concerning assignments and evaluation from your course instructor.

Most written assignments will be evaluated according to the following scale:

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Grade

Characteristics of work

A+

 

90 - 100%

outstanding work

complete understanding of concepts and how they relate to the classroom

observations, inferences and implications are explored completely

very strong evidence of outside reading

A

 

80 - 89%

excellent work

thorough understanding of concepts and how they relate to the classroom

observations, inferences and implications are thoroughly explored

strong evidence of outside reading

B

 

70 - 79%

very good work

good understanding of concepts and how they relate to the classroom

observations, inferences and implications are explored

good evidence of outside reading

C

 

60 - 69%

good work

understands concepts and how they relate to the classroom

observations, inferences and implications are partially explored

some evidence of outside reading

D

 

50 - 59%

fair work

some understanding of the concepts and how they relate to the classroom

observations, inferences and implications are poorly explored

fair evidence of outside reading

E

 

40 - 49%

poor work

has a poor understanding of the concepts and how they relate to the classroom

observations, inferences and implications are poorly explored

little evidence of outside reading

F

 

0 - 39%

very poor work

does not understand the concepts and how they relate to the classroom

observations, inferences and implications are not explored

no evidence of outside reading

 

 

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