Methods Behind the (One Shot) Madness: Enhancing Instruction Through Mapping, Portfolios, & Rubrics

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{ F a c u l t y m a y n o t k n o w what they want you to do or how to define info lit… …but they ALL know what they want from students. }

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First Year Second Year Third Year Fourth Year Performance Area Students Students Students StudentsLocation/Scope of Information Student is capable of Student is capable of Student can develop a Student can develop a• Has the student independently identified the developing a bibliography developing a bibliography bibliography with several thorough bibliography with extent of information needed for a project? using more than web-based that is basic but begins to sources of information and is multiple and diverse or popular media sources. show an understanding of beginning to use sources sources of information• Has the student included multiple sources of They are able to able very coherent search strategies and strategies that require a showing the student has information and /or provided evidence of having basic and general search and an understanding of deeper understanding of developed a personal employed a search strategy? strategies. how to utilize EA resources. sub-disciplines within EA. research identity within EA.• Does the student grasp the diversity of and major sources of EA literature?Evaluate Information Sources are appropriate to Sources are more relevant Sources are all relevant to Sources explore multiple• Has the student demonstrated an effort to assess the topic of the project but to the topic of the project the topic and represent a contexts for how the relevance of retrieved information? sometimes tangential. but may be derived from the wide range of viewpoints as information is crafted and Student only understands most obvious of “good” well as types and levels of student can discuss the• Has the student included an evaluation of the most basic categories resources. EA information as limits of current information potential bias in the information being used to and types of information. appropriate. in the context of current EA construct arguments? information.Analyze Information Student analysis is Student begins to more Student can perform Student effectively analyzes• Has the student demonstrated proficiency with segmented in such a way effectively analyze EA original analysis of information from multiple, the appropriate tools necessary to understand that arguments are information across increasingly specific advanced sources into a how information sources are related? sometimes poorly structured disciplines and recognizes information and integrate project that represents due to a limited multiple approaches to the analyses into complex significant new or novel• Has the student used appropriate analysis understanding in properly analysis based on the type projects information in their field of framework to integrate information into an analyzing EA information. of information. interest within EA. argument?Interpret Information Student has limited original Student expresses a greater Student develops unique Student organizes,• Has the student used information and the synthesis and often understanding of the thoughts on diverse EA synthesizes, and articulates analysis of it to offer a unique narrative? recapitulates arguments of literature by beginning to topics and related fields and advanced information in others with only minor create wholly original ideas begins to recognize the a way that is accessible to• Does the student understand how to effectively changes. from an original synthesis of importance of proper intended audience. communicate and interpret information for an the information. communication of their audience? ideas.Ethics of Information Student is responsible for Student begins to access and Student can properly cite Student exhibits proper use• Does the student display an awareness and appropriate attribution of cite more advanced and non- advanced and diverse of paraphrasing, citations, understanding of the ethical and legal basic information sources traditional information in an resources in a variety of footnotes, bibliographies, guidelines for appropriate use of information? and understanding and appropriate way. styles using a variety of etc. in advanced original avoiding plagiarism. methods. work.!

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Methods Behind the (One Shot) Madness: Enhancing Instruction Through Mapping, Portfolios, & Rubrics

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