The assessments for the unit will be as described in the matrix below:
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ASSESSMENT MATRIX |
ASSESSMENT |
ASSOCIATED LESSON |
ASSESSMENT TYPE |
ASSESSMENT OUTCOME |
| Guided Questions / Discussion | Lesson 1 – Introduction to Validation | Formative Assessment | Students will be provided with feedback from the instructors. Feedback will allow the instructor and student to gauge the progression through the lesson/unit. |
| Plan a Validation Study | Lesson 2 – Plan a Validation | Formative Assessment | Students will be provided with feedback from the instructors. Feedback will allow the instructor and student to gauge the progression through the lesson/unit. |
| Building a Validation Survey | Lesson 3 – Design a Validation Survey | Formative Assessment | Students will be provided with feedback from the instructors. Feedback will allow the instructor and student to gauge the progression through the lesson/unit. |
| Interpret Survey Data | Lesson 4 – Interpret Survey Data | Formative Assessment | Students will be provided with feedback from the instructors. Feedback will allow the instructor and student to gauge the progression through the lesson/unit. |
| Written Validation Report | Lesson 5 – Report Recommendations and all prior lessons during the unit. | Part A – Summative Assessment
(Final Assessment) |
Students will be required to take in the accumulated skills from the unit in order to present a set of logical recommendation. A grade will be provided which will be out of 20 possible points A scoring rubric will be used (attached below). This assignment must be passed in order to achieve the qualification. |
| Oral Validation Brief | Lesson 5 – Report Recommendations and all prior lessons during the unit. | Part B – Summative Assessment
(Final Assessment) |
Students will be required to present their recommendations as if required on the job. A grade will be provided which will be out of 16 possible points A scoring rubric will be used (attached below). This assignment must be passed in order to achieve the qualification. |
Please review the summative assessment rubrics below:
WRITTEN REPORT RUBRIC |
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EXPERT (4) |
PROFICIENT (3) |
APPRENTICE (2) |
NOVICE (1) |
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INTEGRATION OF KNOWLEDGE |
The paper establishes that the student has an excellent understanding of the conduct of validation studies including the logical development of recommendations. |
The paper establishes that the student has an above average understanding of the conduct of validation studies including semi-logical development of recommendations. |
The paper establishes that the student has an average understanding of the conduct of validation studies struggled to develop logical recommendations. |
The paper establishes that the student has a below average understanding of the conduct of validation studies. The Recommendations are not logical. |
FOCUS OF THE DOCUMENT |
The paper is focused on the validation study and includes the required detail and attention. |
The paper is focused on the validation study but does not include all of the required details or elements. |
The paper is focused on the validation study but is missing a significant amount of the required details or elements. |
The paper is not focused on the validation study and is missing the required details. |
DEPTH OF DISCUSSION |
The paper includes an In-depth discussion and all sections of the paper provide the required level of detail. |
The paper includes an In-depth discussion but details are missing in a few sections of the paper. |
The paper does not include an In-depth discussion and details are missing in many sections of the paper. |
The paper does not go into the required depth or detail. Many sections of the paper are missing. |
RECOMMENDATIONS |
Recommendations are strong and have been developed in a logical manner through the development of themes. The interpretation of the data connection to the recommendations. |
Recommendations are strong and have been developed in a logical manner through the development of themes. Not all of the interpretations are connected to the data. |
The recommendations are weak and have not been developed through themes nor do they draw from the interpretation of the data. |
The recommendations are not included or are not connected to the data or interpretations. |
PRESENTATION OF THE MATERIAL |
No spelling or grammar mistakes. The report template was used. |
Minimal spelling or grammar mistakes. The report template was used. |
Obvious spelling and grammar mistakes. The report template was not used or missing elements. |
Intolerable amount of spelling and grammar mistakes. The report template was not used. |
ORAL PRESENTATION RUBRIC |
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EXPERT (4) |
PROFICIENT (3) |
APPRENTICE (2) |
NOVICE (1) |
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CONTENT |
The oral presentation provides an excellent understanding of the validation study and included logically developed recommendations. |
The oral presentation provides an above average understanding of the validation study and included logically developed recommendations. |
The oral presentation provides an average understanding of the validation study and included semi-logical developed recommendations. |
The oral presentation provides a below average understanding of the validation study. Recommendations were not logical. |
ORGANIZATION |
The presentation was conducted in a logical manner. The presenter was direct and concise throughout the presentation. |
The presentation was conducted in a logical manner. The presenter lacked in providing a completely direct presentation. |
The presentation was not fully conducted in a logical manner. The presentation was not direct and was too drawn-out. |
The order of the presentation was not logical and/or the presentation was too short or too drawn-out. |
DELIVERY |
The presenter was confident in their presentation of the material. The delivery was conducted in a professional manner. |
The presenter was confident to semi-confident in their presentation of the material. The delivery was conducted professionally. |
The presenter was lacking in confidence. The presenter did not fully understand the material that was being presented. |
The presenter has little to no confidence. The presenter did not fully understand the material. |
MECHANICS |
The presentation was conducted with an excellent level of enthusiasm for the subject matter. |
The presentation was conducted with an above average level of enthusiasm for the subject matter. |
The presentation was conducted with an average level of enthusiasm for the subject matter. |
The presentation was conducted with little or no enthusiasm for the subject matter. |