| RUBRIC |
beginning |
medium |
expert |
Windows on
the World |
The questions were answered, but don't hold up to further questioning.
Only one rule may have been written or three rules were written but they don't hold up to questioning. |
The questions were answered in a thoughtful way.
At least two rules were written. They may predict or describe things that aren't terribly significant. |
The questions were answered in a way that shows insightful thinking.
All three rules make sense and can be seen to work in a variety of settings.
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Group
Work |
The group's answer to The Big Question seems muddled. A lot of good ideas are floating around looking to relate to each other. |
The group's answer to The Big Question takes into account most of the "windows." Some of the relationships show a clear understanding of how the world works. |
The group's answer to The Big Question really brings together some key ideas about how the world works. |
Working
Together |
People didn't seem to work together as a team. A few may have dominated or no one really got involved in another's ideas. |
Some team members clearly worked well together. Some people got involved in each other's ideas. |
All team members worked well together. An enthusiastic exchange of ideas got people thinking both creatively and critically. |
