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LRC 585: Literature for Adolescents
Spring 2006

Facilitator: Judi Moreillon



Genre/Special Topic Study Rubric Assessment

The total number of points possible for this learning experience is: 50 points.

The handout is worth 20 points:

  • 6 points for integrating information from the course textbook or other reference sources.
  • 6 points for providing an annotated bibliography of young adult resources in this genre/topic.
  • 4 points for a minimum of 2 reference resources used to locate information on this genre/topic. (If possible, one source must be non-Web-based.)
  • 4 points for bringing a copy of your handout for your classmates and for me on your presentation date.

The visual used to support the presentation is worth 10 points:

  • 4 points for clarity and organization.
  • 4 points for appropriateness for age-level of students to whom this work will appeal.
  • 2 points for book examples to support visuals, presentation, and/or hand-out.

The presentation is worth 15 points:

  • 5 points for presenting the summary of the genre/topic.
  • 5 points for suggestions and/or lesson plans related to integrating this genre/topic into the middle and high school classroom curriculum.
  • 5 points for including some form of LRC 585 listener participation.

The email self-reflection (individual) is worth 5 points. The course facilitator will email these questions to you.
It is due within one week after the presentation. Use these focusing questions to guide your personal reflection:

  • Why did you select this genre for your study and what did you find especially interesting or surprising about this topic?
  • Describe your research process.
  • How did learning about this genre/topic influence your response to this genre/topic?
  • In your opinion, what is the value of this genre/topic in classrooms and/or school or public libraries?
  • Describe your contribution to the project and was your experience of the partnership. (If you worked alone, you cannot earn this point.)

Author/Illustrator/Poet Study

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Last updated: 23 February 2006