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Group Investigation - Edison Class
STEPS: Possible Students' Responses
Suggested interaction activities/venues Evidence of Accountable Talk Evidence of Academic Rigor Evidence of Socializing Intelligence
Step 1: Students experience a puzzling situation




Step 2: Students discuss their reactions




Step 3: Students identify the problem




Step 4: Students make a plan and discuss roles




Step 5: Students carry out plan




Step 6: Students 6: Students reflect on their experiences





Clear Expectations
To assess student participation in the class discussion, please check out the rubric on participation:

Participation Rubric
Rubric for participation and contribution during the drafting and planning stage



1: Above and beyond expectation (19 -20 points)



B: Sufficient contribution/participation(17- 18 points)



C: Minimal contribution/
participation (11-15 points)



D: Inconsistent participation/contribution
(10 points)



A: Contribution to Group's Tasks and Completion of Personal Tasks Ideas contributed to the story




Participates actively
Models caring about goals
Helps direct the group in setting goals Helps direct group in meeting goals
Thoroughly completes assigned tasks



Participates in group
Shows concern for goals Participates in goal setting Participates in meeting goals
Completes assigned tasks



Participates inconsistently in group Shows some concern for goals Participates sporadically in goal setting
Participates sometimes in meeting goals
Completes assigned tasks



Chooses not to participate
Shows no concern for goals
Impedes goal setting process Impedes group from meeting goals Does not complete assigned task



B: Discussion Skills and Active Listening




Shares many ideas related to the goals
Encourages all group members to share their ideas
Listens attentively to others
Empathetic to other people’s feelings and ideas



Shares ideas when encouraged Allows sharing by all group members Listens to others consistently Considers other people’s feelings and ideas



Shares ideas occasionally when encouraged
Allows sharing by most group members
Listens to others sometimes
· Considers other people’s feelings and ideas sometimes



Discourages sharing
Does not participate in group discussions
Does not listen to others
Not considerate of others' feelings and ideas




C: Contribution to Group's Evaluation, Problem-solving and Cohesion



Encourages group to evaluate how well they are working together
Involves the whole group in problem-solving
Actively participates in helping the group work together better



Participates in group evaluation Offers suggestions to solve problems
Demonstrates effort to help the group work together



Participates marginally in group evaluation
Offers suggestions occasionally to solve problems
Demonstrates effort sometimes to help the group work together
Does not impede group’s efforts




Discourages evaluation of how well the group is working
Chooses not to participate in problem-solving
Promotes fragmentation of group




Notes:
Evidence of Clear Expectations

















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