2.2 Reflection - Who Am I?
Required:
- Log in to www.myblueprint.ca
- Click "Who Am I" and the five surveys will be open. (Learning Styles, Personality, Interests, Knowledge and Motivation)
- Check your Learning Style results and when complete add your Learning Style to your portfolio.
- Respond to the following questions in your reflection.
- Describe how you share ideas and questions.
- List four study tips that were recommended to you. Select one of the study tips you have tried, and explain why it was beneficial.
- How has knowing your learning style helped you academically or personally.
Submit Reflection - Who Am I? to the link found in this section of the course for grading by your teacher.
Work will be graded on the following rubric.
Knowledge |
Student demonstrates full knowledge by answering questions with explanation and elaboration. 4 points |
Student demonstrates knowledge by answering questions with explanation and elaboration. 3 points |
Student show adequate knowledge by answering questions with few details or elaborations. 2 points |
Student shows little knowledge by answering questions with little to no detail or elaboration. 1 point |
Unacceptable 0 points |
Assignment - Who Am I?
Required:
- Login to www.myblueprint.ca
- Open your Capstone Project Portfolio
- Add Box and select media
- Add a favourite image of yourself.
- Using the description area talk about:
- A proud moment that makes you smile.
- How you have grown these part few years.
- What you are most excited about after Grade 12.
- Who do I want to become?
Submit Assignment - Who Am I to the link provided in this section of the course for grading by your teacher.
When sending the above Reflection as a link to the course, also include an online text to your teacher that you have sent the media and description to your Capstone Portfolio.
Work will be marked on the following rubric:
Provides Rationale |
Provides pertinent reasons when using criteria to evaluate questions. 4 points |
Provides relevant reasons when using criteria to evaluate questions. 3 points |
Provides general reasons when using criteria to evaluate questions. 2 points |
Provides superficial reasons when using criteria to evaluate questions. 1 point |
Does not provides reasons for evaluating questions. 0 points |
Clarity in Answers
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Answers to questions are clearly stated and understood. 4 points |
Answers to questions are mostly clear. 3 points. |
Answers to questions lack clarity and detail. 2 points |
Student did not complete the questions and answers are unclear. 1 point |
Unacceptable. 0 points |
Knowledge |
Student demonstrates full knowledge by answering questions with explanation, evidence and elaboration. 4 points |
Student demonstrates knowledge by answering questions with explanation, evidence and elaboration. 3 points |
Student show adequate knowledge by answering questions with few details, evidence or elaborations. 2 points |
Student shows little knowledge by answering questions with little to no detail or elaboration. 1 point |
Unacceptable 0 points |
Spelling and/or grammar errors. |
No misspellings or grammar errors. 4 points |
Some misspelling, 1-2 grammar errors. 3 points |
Some misspelling, 3-4 grammar errors. 2 points
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Misspelling of more than 4 spelling mistakes and, several grammatical errors. 1 point |
Unacceptable 0 points |