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Rubric Made Using:
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CATEGORY
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2
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1
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Cognitive Level
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Students clearly understand and explain the affect of the specified productivity tool on the cognitive level of the lesson in terms of Bloom's Taxonomy.
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Students refer to the affect of the specified tool on the cognitive level, but do not explain the cognitive affect of the tool on the lesson in detail.
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Students either refer to an inappropriate cognitive level, or do not attempt to explain the affect of the specified tool on the lesson.
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Efficiency of Lesson
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Students clearly explain how the lesson's time management is enhanced by the use of the specified productivity tool.
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Students mention that the productivity tool improves efficiency, but do not explain specifically how this is achieved.
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Students do not relate how the use of the speficied productivity tool makes the lesson more efficient
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Use of Tool
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Students clearly understand and explain how using the tool makes the each lesson a more powerful learning experience.
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Students have a basic insight into how the lessons are better because the specified productivity tool is used.
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Students do not refer to how the lesson is improved through use of the specified productivity tool.
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URLs for Ideas
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The Word Document contains 2 elementary and 2 secondary implementation ideas for the specified productivity tool along with URLs or supporting information for each idea.
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The Word Document is missing an elementary and/or secondary implementation idea for the specified productivity tool. URLs or supporting information are included for listed ideas.
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The Word Document is missing one or more elementary and/or secondary implementation idea for the specified productivity tool. In addition, lessons are missing URLs or supporting information.
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Word Document
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Implementation Ideas for the specified productivity tool are posted correctly and on time.
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Implementation Ideas are posted incorrectly or late.
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Implementation Ideas are not posted.
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