2 Behaviors in a Cell Policy

Published on Apr 09, 2017

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Policy on Multiple Behaviors in One Cell

AAC&U | Wende Morgaine Garrison
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Uses graceful language that skillfully communicates meaning to readers with clarity and fluency, and is virtually error-free.

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VALUE Rubrics are all written and tested by teams of faculty

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Limiting performance descriptors
to one behavior
for every criteria
is challenging

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Ideal:
One behavior per rubric cell

Reality:
Some rubric cells
contain multiple behaviors

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Policy to avoid muddy data

When we are asked to look
for more than one behavior
use a multi step procedure

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Uses graceful language that skillfully communicates meaning to readers with clarity and fluency, and is virtually error-free.

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  • First behavior: language
  • Second behavior: errors
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  • Score first behavior
  • Score second behavior
  • Score third behavior (if applicable)
  • Score fourth behavior (if applicable)
  • If the scores are different, determine which score is most representative of the work
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Please follow this procedure
for all VALUE Scoring

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