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Discussion Rubric Samples
This is a rubric for a Threaded Discussion. The rubric is in two parts, the first is for understanding and the second part for evaluating. This is examining the process of replying to a post and discussing using asynchronous thread discussion tools. The rubrics working against two levels. The simplest format is construction and understanding. This is where material is posted and the students are asked a focusing or guiding question to display their understanding.
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Reply construction |
Understanding |
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depth and are connected with original post, question, topic or concept. |
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Source: Educational Origami |
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The Evaluation component looks at the reflection and evaluation of other posts, constructing and proposing arguments and questions that relate to the thread and shows the student is evaluating the underlying concepts of the threaded discussion.
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Reference |
Clarity |
Argument |
Critique |
Questioning |
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Student does not refer to other posts or the referred posts are irrelevant, inappropriate or unrelated to the thread. |
The student post shows a lack of clarity on their opinion. |
Contains no relevant questions and does not formulate an argument.
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Student does not provide any critique of other posts or comments. |
The student does not pose any questions. |
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Student does refer to other posts. |
The post adds to the discussion in a limited way. |
The student has developed a limited argument, using appropriate language. |
The student provides a simple critique of posts in an appropriate manner. |
The student states simple questions which are related to the topic. |
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Student refers to other posts. The reply post is related to the thread. |
The post adds to the discussion. |
The student has developed an argument using appropriate language. |
The student is judging other posts on their merits. |
The student structures appropriate questions which are related to the topic and previous posts. |
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Student refers to other posts. |
The post enhances the discussion and is expressed in clear and concise opinion. |
The student has developed the argument using appropriate language. |
The student is judging other posts on their merits. The student provides a detailed critique of posts in an appropriate manner. |
The student structures appropriate focusing or challenging questions related to the topic and previous posts. |
Source: Educational Origami |
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