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Conventional Assessment
- Students should be able to define temperature, wind speed, and atmospheric
(barometric) pressure and describe how they are measured using numerical
examples.
Authentic Assessment
- Students should be able to find meteorological data on the Internet
and use it to describe a location and compare its weather to different
locations.
Each student work should be
scored holistically as follows:
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Strong Indication of Competence:
The student's work is complete with thoughtful answers to questions. Work
clearly indicates that the student understands the definitions of temperature,
wind speed, and atmospheric pressure, the various processes of determining
how they are measured, and can determine the reasonableness of results;
i.e. if the weather measure under investigation "makes sense" for the location
where it was measured.
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Weak Indication of Competence:
The student's work is complete but there is little obvious work beyond
the required "fill in the blanks." Student does not use complete sentences
or work suggests that it has been done by team-mates. Student understands
the various weather concepts, but does not know how each is found, nor
understands if the result is reasonable.
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No Indication of Competence:
The student's work is incomplete suggesting that little effort was
made.
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