Rating scales for Peer
Evaluation and TA Evaluations of class participation
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The first five ratings serve to provide feedback. Only the sixth rating (overall evaluation) from the end-of-course submission contributes toward the course grade. |
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Attending class (primarily labs and group meetings) |
Attendance rating |
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Missed 3 or more group meetings and/or missed large portions
of group meetings due to late arrival, early departure, absent during,
etc. * |
1 - Not adequate |
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Missed no more than 2 group meetings and/or
missed substantial portions of group meetings due to late arrival,
early departure, etc. * |
2 - Adequate |
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Missed only 1 group meeting and/or came late / left early
/ absent during more than twice * |
3 - Fully satisfactory |
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Attended all group meetings; missed small parts of some meetings
due to late arrival, early departure, etc.* |
4 - Excellent |
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Attended all parts of all group meetings (or missed at most two
meetings with compelling reasons and advance notice) |
5 - Outstanding |
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* (without a compelling reason and advance notice to facilitator
or TA) |
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Preparing for group meetings (reading of textbook,
case study article, and supplementary materials; attempting to answer
the Case Study questions each week prior to class) |
Preparation rating |
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Came to 3 or more group meetings without having read the
material and thought about the case study questions |
1 - Not adequate |
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Came to no more than 2 group meetings without having read
the material and thought about the case study questions |
2 - Adequate |
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Came to no more than 1 group meeting without having read
the material and thought about the case study questions |
3 - Fully satisfactory |
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Came to all group meetings having read all required material and
completed the Case Study |
4 - Excellent |
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Same as "Excellent" but also regularly read additional scholarly
or scientific material relevant to the topic |
5 - Outstanding |
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Participating in group discussions |
Participation rating |
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Barely contributes to group discussions, knowledge, awareness,
and understanding. |
1 - Not adequate |
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Makes occasional contributions or largely superficial ones |
2 - Adequate |
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Makes relevant contributions regularly (at least twice during each
module) |
3 - Fully satisfactory |
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Makes relevant contributions at least twice during each module
and does not dominate the discussion to the exclusion of others; contributions
generally add something to the group's knowledge, understanding, insight,
or awareness |
4 - Excellent |
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Makes thoughtful or insightful contributions for each module, respected
by others for her/his contributions, and does not dominate the discussion
to the exclusion of others |
5 - Outstanding |
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Facilitating (including prior preparation) group discussion
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Facilitating rating |
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Did not prepare for role as a facilitator or was absent / seriously
late without a sufficiently compelling reason and advance notice |
1 - Not adequate |
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Read over the Case Study but did not work the questions; came on
time |
2 - Adequate |
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Read over the Case Study and textbook chapter, worked through the
Case Study, facilitated the discussion helpfully |
3 - Fully satisfactory |
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Read the textbook chapter, worked through the Case Study, met with
(possibly by telephone) the TA to go over the Case Study, capably
facilitated the discussion |
4 - Excellent |
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Thoroughly prepared (as above), involved all students in the discussion,
managed the areas of discussion and time so that there was time to
complete the Case Study without having to race through parts (a good
balance between thoughtful consideration of the concepts, including
relevant and interesting asides, on the one hand, and staying focused
on the topic and managing time well on the other) |
5 - Outstanding |
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Supporting the other members of the group by listening to and
valuing the opinions of others |
Supporting rating |
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Adversely affects group learning due to hostile or negative remarks,
lack of respect for contributions from others |
1 - Not adequate |
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Generally pays attention when other group members
are speaking, tolerates ideas and contributions that differ from her/his
own perspective |
2 – Adequate |
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Regularly pays attention when others are speaking, respects the
ideas and contributions of others |
3 - Fully satisfactory |
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Regularly supportive of other group members by listening with an
open mind, being patient, encouraging other students to express their
ideas, helping other students to understand difficult concepts |
4 - Excellent |
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Always listens attentively to contributions of other group members;
fully and consistently supports and assists group members, and encourages
their contributions |
5 - Outstanding |
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Overall evaluation of how much this person has contributed to the group and to your learning (this rating influences the course grade) |
Overall rating |
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Has not contributed at all to the group or even assisted individual group members. |
0% - No contribution |
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Has made some but minimal contributions to group discussions or assisting individual group members. |
25% - Minimal contributions |
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Has made occasional good contributions or frequent, but superficial, ones. |
50% - Inadequate contributions |
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Has contributed her/his share or nearly so, in all or almost all respects. |
75% - Adequate contributions |
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Has made good quality contributions regularly, often helping the group to reach the correct answer, is a good facilitator, explains concepts well. |
90% - Very good contributions |
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Regularly makes excellent contributions to discussions, is a very good facilitator, explains concepts well, provides patient assistance to individual group members. |
100% - Excellent contributions |
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Contributes fully and often beyond what would be expected; is an excellent facilitator. |
110% - Above and beyond |
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Is a leader in helping the group and individual members to understand the course material fully and reach true consensus answers. |
120% - Outstanding contributor |
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8/31/2003vs, 9/8/2007 |
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