[MOSAIC] main Idea rubric (2): Using Tanny McGregors Book
mpolselli at cox.net
mpolselli at cox.net
Mon Apr 30 18:40:20 EDT 2007
---- Kathleen Thomas <kathleen_thomas at kprdsb.ca> wrote:
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I'm searching for a rubric for summarizing which also incoporates the
notion of author's intent or theme as well as details? Does anyone have
anything like this?
Kathleen Thomas
Literacy Coach
Colborne Public School
Phone: (905) 355-2532
Fax: (905) 355-5462
E- mail Kathleen_Thomas at kprdsb.ca
How children learn is as important as what they learn: process and content
go hand in hand.
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It is so funny that you are looking for a rubric for summaries. I am working with the teachers in Grades 5 - 8 in our middle school creating common rubrics for summaries. I think you should get the book Understanding By Design by McTighe.
The UBD method gives explicit steps on how to create rubrics using student work.
When the teachers create the rubrics by looking at their own student work, it becomes a powerful tool because everyone had a stake in creating it! You should think about running PD to help them move toward their own rubric. We are finding everyone is engaged because they know it will be something they can use in every content area.
Good Luck!
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Michele Polselli NBCT '06
Literacy Coordinator & K Teacher
Portsmouth School Dept.
Portsmouth, RI 02871
mpolselli at cox.net
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