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Page 1 of 1Rubric For Mrs. Gust

Manchester CollegeJJzi Asse~s~nt Driven Instruction Plan- EDUC 235 Final Exam Name7~ Ii~ ltLL Teacher: Dr. Korrine Gust

Date: 12-4-07 Title of Work: Student ABC D Fffl I Criteria I Points

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Teacher Comments:

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- -Adam Welcher

Academic Standard for Take Home Final

Dr. Gust

12/04/07

Student G

3.3.5 Create, describe; and extend number patterns using multiplication.

Example: What is the next number: 3, 6, 12,24, ... ? How did you find your answer?

This standard would help address the student's deficit in Algebra and the

understanding of functions and numbers as indicated by their non-passing

score on this section of the ISTEP exam.

EDUC 235- Final Exam

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Using the information you have recorded on question #3 of the take-home section of this test, complete the following lesson plan. This lesson plan will be evaluated using the same lesson plan rubric we have used throughout the rest of the semester.

Performance Objectives:

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