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Deserts Learning Quest: Evaluate

To complete this Learning Quest on desert life, you should complete a self-assessment rubric and reflect on what you have learned, not only about desert communities and the protection of indignous heritage, but also about how you worked with each other as members of a team to complete the project.

Your teacher and other team members may also give you feedback about your work in this Learning Quest.

 
Using information
Ability to gather relevant information
Used a large number of appropriate resources to gather information which was important and related to the questionsUsed a variety of resources and collected information which was generally usefulUsed only one or two resources and did not select the key points to answer the questions

Working as a team
Ability to work with others in a group

Listened carefully to others, shared own information and supported others to express their point of view and keep the group working together wellListened to others and made some comments to support the group work togetherListened to some people but did not adequately contribute to the group or encourage others

Presenting information
Ability to present information with rationale

Presented the key points with good supportive evidenceSupported a range of the key points with some evidencePresented a limited number of the key points with little evidence
Taking action
Ability to apply learning about desert living
Can challenge information and explain various interpretations about desert communities and the protection of indigenous heritageCan explain an aspect of desert communities and the protection of indigenous heritageCan ask limited questions of clarification about desert communities and the protection of indigenous heritage



 
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