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3. How did you assess your students?

The students were assessed on a couple of different things. They were individually assessed on their travel poster. They were given a list of criterion that they had to meet for it to be an A, B, C, D, or an F. An F was needs improvement, so F was not acceptable. D was not acceptable. They had to work on the travel poster until it was a C or better. Then the same thing with the other components. They were given a criterion of what was acceptable in their journal and what constituted an A, B, C, and so forth. The same thing on their Hyperstudio stack. We had a rubric for that also. They were given that information before they created their Hyperstudio stack. The Hyperstudio stack was assessed for each individual card and then for the total presentation.

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