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1599EDN, World Indigenous Knowledges, 2022
Assessment 3: Putting the Four Rs into Practice Due: Check Blackboard for Details
Length: 1700 words (+/- 10% allowed at either lower or higher end)
Marked out of 50
Assessment Criteria and Standards
Outstanding Achievement
Very High Achievement
High Achievement
Satisfactory Achievement
Unsatisfactory Achievement
Criterion 1: Respect
Self-assessment prompts: Have you shown that you understand the complexity of the concept addressed and how it relates to Indigenous peoples and this course? Of how it might specifically
look like in practice? Have you researched what this concept means in relation to this course? What references and specific
examples have you given to demonstrate how you as a teacher can evidence respect in your classroom and broader school community? 10 marks
10-9 marks
8 marks
7-6 marks
5 marks
4 or less marks
Ability to demonstrate understanding of the concept of Respect in relation to the 1599EDN course, making reference to specific examples and recommended/new literature to support your discussion.
Some mention of protocols
or steps to avoid appropriation and/or
knowledge of one historical/political event involving Indigenous peoples
Demonstrates a highly sophisticated and nuanced understanding of concept, with reference to extremely specific and highly relevant examples and literature to support definition and utilization of concept in practice. Remarkable demonstration of how concept relates to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges. Evidence of extensive reading and research, which is used skillfully and purposefully to discuss protocols or steps to avoid appropriation and knowledge of one historical/political event involving Indigenous peoples.
Demonstrates an excellent understanding of concept selected, with reference to specific and highly relevant examples and literature to support definition and utilization of concept in practice. Excellent demonstration of how the
concept relates to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges. Solid evidence of reading and research, which is used purposefully to discuss protocols or
steps to avoid appropriation and knowledge of one historical/political event involving Indigenous peoples.
Demonstrates a good understanding
of concept selected with some reference to mostly relevant examples and literature to support definition and utilization of concept
in practice. Good general understanding of how the concept relates to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges.
Evidence of reading and research, used mostly accurately to discuss protocols or steps to avoid appropriation and knowledge of one historical/political event involving Indigenous peoples.
Demonstrates a satisfactory understanding of concept with reference to somewhat relevant examples or literature to support definition and utilization of concept in practice. Adequate understanding of how concept relates to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges. Some evidence of reading and research, used adequately to discuss protocols or steps to avoid appropriation and knowledge of one historical /political event involving Indigenous peoples.
Demonstrates a limited and/or inaccurate understanding of the concept in terms of how it relates to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges. Limited or no relevant literature or examples are used to support definition or understand utilization of concept in practice. Limited evidence of reading and research. Limited to no discussion
of protocols or steps to avoid appropriation and knowledge of one historical /political event involving Indigenous peoples.
Criterion 2: Responsibility
Self-assessment prompts: Have you shown that you understand the complexity of the concept addressed and how it relates to Indigenous peoples and this course? Of how it might specifically
look like in practice? Have you researched what this concept means in relation to this course? What references and specific
examples have you given to demonstrate what pedagogy or framework you can draw on as part of your teaching practice, as well as specific professional development opportunities to grow in this space? 10 marks
10-9 marks
8 marks
7 -6 marks 5 marks
4 or less marks
1
Ability to demonstrate understanding of the concept of Responsibility in relation to the 1599EDN
course, making reference to specific examples and recommended/new literature to support your discussion.
Evidence of extensive reading and research, which is used skillfully and purposefully to discuss Indigenous pedagogies and/or Frameworks; Professional Development Programs. Demonstrates a highly sophisticated and nuanced understanding of concept, with reference to extremely specific and highly relevant examples and literature to support definition and utilization of concept in practice. Remarkable demonstration of how concept relates to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges.
Evidence of extensive reading and research, which is used skillfully and purposefully to discuss Indigenous pedagogies and/or Frameworks. Expert selection and highly sophisticated discussion about a a Professional Development Program and how this is relevant to your teaching practice.
Demonstrates an excellent understanding of concept selected, with reference to specific and highly relevant examples and literature to support definition and utilization of concept in practice. Excellent demonstration of how the
concept relates to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges.
Solid evidence of reading and research, which is used purposefully to discuss Indigenous pedagogies and/or Frameworks. Very good selection and excellent discussion about a Describe a Professional Development Program and how this is relevant to your teaching practice.
Demonstrates a good understanding of concept selected with reference to mostly relevant examples and literature to support definition and utilization of concept in practice. Good general understanding of how the concept relates to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges.
Evidence of reading and research, which is used mostly accurately to discuss Indigenous pedagogies and/or Frameworks. Good selection and discussion about a Describe a Professional Development Program and how this is relevant to your teaching practice.
Demonstrates a satisfactory understanding of concept with reference to somewhat relevant examples or literature to support definition and utilization of concept in practice. Adequate understanding of how concept relates to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges.
Some evidence of reading and research, which is used adequately to
discuss Indigenous pedagogies and/or Frameworks. Satisfactory selection and generalized discussion about a Describe a Professional Development Program and how this is relevant to your teaching practice.
Demonstrates a limited and/or inaccurate understanding of the concept in terms of how it relates
to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges. Limited or no relevant literature or examples are used to support definition or understand utilization of concept in practice.
Inadequate evidence of reading and/or research. Limited to no discussion of either Indigenous pedagogies/Frameworks and/or Professional Development Program and how this is relevant to your teaching practice. Criterion 3: Relevance
Self-assessment prompts: Have you shown that you understand the complexity of the concept addressed and how it relates to Indigenous peoples and this course? Of how it might specifically
look like in practice? Have you researched what this concept means in relation to this course? What specific
artist and arts example have you given to demonstrate how you can effectively use this within your classroom for learning and teaching? 10 marks
10-9 marks
8 marks
7-6 marks
5 marks
4 or less marks
2
Ability to demonstrate understanding of the concept of Relevance in relation to the 1599EDN course, making reference to specific examples and recommended/new literature to support your discussion.
Ability to find an art form by an Indigenous artist that
you could use to discuss a concept we have discussed in class (i.e. identity; belonging; stereotypes; representation – refer to our class concept list) and explain why you think this art form might make that concept more relevant and meaningful for students
Demonstrates a highly sophisticated and nuanced understanding of concept, with reference to extremely specific and highly relevant examples and literature to support definition and utilization of concept in practice. Remarkable demonstration of how concept relates to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges.
The arts example by an Indigenous artist is extremely well-chosen, providing you an opportunity to make sophisticated analysis of the concept you are discussing.
The arts activity is extremely engaging and informative and is integrated extremely well into your
discussion of the concept. There is a sophisticated ‘take-home message’ of how this will make your lesson more meaningful to your students. Demonstrates an excellent understanding of concept selected, with reference to specific and highly relevant examples and literature to support definition and utilization of concept in practice. Excellent demonstration of how the concept relates to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges.
The arts example by an Indigenous artist is well-chosen, providing you
an opportunity to make a strong analysis of the concept you are discussing
The arts activity is highly engaging and informative and is integrated very well into your discussion of the concept. There is a clear ‘take-
home message’ of how this will make your lesson more meaningful
to your students.
Demonstrates a good understanding of concept selected with reference to mostly relevant examples and literature to support definition and utilization of concept in practice. Good general understanding of how the concept relates to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges.
The arts example by an Indigenous artist is reasonably well-chosen, providing you an opportunity to make a good analysis of the concept you are discussing
The arts activity is engaging and informative and is integrated well into your discussion of the concept
There is a relatively clear ‘take-
home message’ how this will make your lesson more meaningful to your students.
Demonstrates a satisfactory understanding of concept with reference to somewhat relevant examples or literature to support definition and utilization of concept in practice. Satisfactory understanding of how concept relates
to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges.
The arts example by an Indigenous artist is somewhat well-chosen, providing you an opportunity to make some analysis of the concept you are discussing
The arts activity is somewhat engaging and informative for your peers and is relatively well integrated into your discussion of the
concept. There is some attempt at a ‘take-home message’ of how this will make your lesson more meaningful to your students. Demonstrates a limited and/or inaccurate understanding of the concept in terms of how it relates
to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges. Limited or no relevant literature or examples are used to support definition or understand utilization of concept in practice.
You have only superficially used your chosen arts example to make some analysis of the concept you are discussing.
The arts activity is not very engaging or informative or is unclear and/or not sufficiently integrated into your discussion of
the concept.
The arts example is not made by an Indigenous creator.
The arts example is not related to Indigenous issues.
Criterion 4:
Reciprocity
Self-assessment prompts: Have you shown that you understand the complexity of the concept addressed and how it relates to Indigenous peoples and this course? Of how it might specifically
look like in practice? Have you researched what this concept means in relation to this course? What specific
example of an organisation have you identified and discussed to demonstrate how you (as a teacher) and/or the school are working ‘both ways’ with the local organisation? Have you identified how both parties will benefit from this relationship? 10 marks
10-9 marks
8 marks
7 -6 marks
5 marks
4 or less marks
Ability to demonstrate understanding of the concept of Relevance in relation to the 1599EDN course, making reference to specific examples and recommended/new literature to support your discussion.
Ability to find and research on a relevant local community organization that
works with Indigenous peoples and describe how you could potentially collaborate with them as a teacher or school. Demonstrates a highly sophisticated and nuanced understanding of concept, with reference to extremely specific and highly relevant examples and literature to support definition and utilization of concept in practice. Remarkable demonstration of how concept relates to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges.
Clearly demonstrates sophisticated and insightful notions of how the selected community organizations and schools could work together, using highly relevant literature to support your claims, demonstrating
a sophisticated understanding of the concept and focus of the course
Demonstrates an excellent understanding of concept selected, with reference to specific and highly relevant examples and literature to support definition and utilization of concept in practice. Excellent demonstration of how the concept relates to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges.
Evidence of insightful notions of how the selected community organization and schools could work together, using relevant literature to support your ideas, demonstrating an excellent understanding of the concept and focus of the course
Demonstrates a good understanding of concept selected with reference to mostly relevant examples and literature to support definition and utilization of concept in practice. Good general understanding of how the concept relates to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges.
Evidence of thoughtful notions of how the selected community organization and schools could work together. Use of mostly relevant literature to support your ideas, demonstrating a solid understanding of the concept and focus of the course
Demonstrates a satisfactory understanding of concept with reference to somewhat relevant examples or literature to support definition and utilization of concept in practice. Adequate understanding of how concept relates to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges.
Evidence of satisfactory notions of how the selected community organization and schools could work
together. Some use of literature to support your ideas, demonstrating some understanding of the concept and focus of the course
Demonstrates a limited and/or inaccurate understanding of the concept in terms of how it relates to Indigenous peoples, pedagogies, and knowledges. Limited or no relevant literature or examples are used to support definition or understand utilization of concept in practice.
Limited or inappropriate notions of how the selected community organization and schools could work together and/or no community organization is reference. Little to no relevant literature used to support your ideas. 3
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Criterion 5
Self-assessment prompts: Is your essay well written, easy to read, persuasive and professionally presented? Is it within the word limit so you are not penalized for going over/under the +/- 10%?
5 marks
5 marks
4 marks
3 marks
2 marks
1 or less marks
Presentation style, literacy,
accurate grammar, word length
Comprehensively accurate grammar, punctuation and spelling. Highly fluent writing style and entirely cohesive text. Entirely consistent with presentation guidelines and word length
Very accurate grammar, punctuation and spelling. Very fluent writing style and mostly cohesive text. Almost entirely consistent with presentation guidelines and word length
Mostly accurate grammar, punctuation and spelling. Writing style is reasonably fluent and generally cohesive. Generally consistent with most presentation guidelines and word length
Somewhat accurate grammatical, punctuation, or spelling errors. Writing is clear but not always fluent
and sometimes lacks cohesion.
Consistent with some presentation guidelines and close to word length
Unacceptable level of grammatical, punctuation or spelling errors. Text lacks cohesion and fluidity. Not consistent with presentation guidelines and/or word length
Criterion 6
We are looking for accurate details relating to Author, year, title, publisher, place of publication, page numbers, journal number and issue and/or editors: details required depend on the type
of reference. Please refer to the template for this task to see what would be considered an appropriate
reference for each section of this assessment ( 2 x scholarly sources; 1 x course text; 1 x Indigenous artist website or information page; 1 x community/government organisation website)?
5 marks
5 marks
4 marks
3 marks
2 marks
1 or less marks
Ability to use five appropriate references and using APA referencing style, one of which must be your course text
. Excellent use of APA 7 style: close to error free for 5 appropriately chosen references, one of which is your course text.
Very good use of APA 7 style with minimal and minor mistakes
for 5 appropriately chosen references, one of which is your course text.
Good use of APA 7 style with occasional minor mistakes for 5 appropriately chosen references, one of which is your course text.
Satisfactory use of APA 7 style but with multiple minor (and occasional major) mistakes for 5 appropriately chosen references, one of which is your course text. Fewer than 5 appropriate references and/or multiple errors with use of APA 7 style and/or inappropriate references. The course text has not been included as one of your assessments.
COMMENTS: Please Refer to Turnitin for Feedback notes. 4
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