Course reflection assignment is part of the portfolio that students must complete during last class of the program. This assignment is due on week #8. Course reflection assignment has a value of 100 points. It accounts for 20% of the final grade.
Please read guidelines, grading criteria / Rubric and all details regarding the Course Reflection assignment due on week #8 (Sunday, February 22 at 11:59 PM EST).
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Criteria |
Exemplary (4) |
Proficient (3) |
Developing (2) |
Needs Improvement (1) |
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Depth of Reflection |
Provides a deep, thoughtful reflection with detailed insights and examples that demonstrate critical engagement with the course content and personal growth. |
Reflects on key concepts and experiences, offering relevant examples, but may lack depth in some areas. |
Offers a surface-level reflection with limited examples or connections to personal growth or course content. |
Reflection is minimal, vague, or lacks relevance to the course content or personal growth. |
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Connection to Course Content |
Clearly integrates multiple course concepts, theories, and/or skills into the reflection with specific, accurate references. |
Makes connections to course concepts, theories, and/or skills, but references may lack specificity or depth. |
Shows limited connections to course concepts or uses them inaccurately. |
No clear connection to course concepts, theories, or skills. |
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Personal Growth and Insights |
Thoughtfully addresses how the course contributed to personal growth, academic skills, or future goals. |
Identifies some personal growth or changes in perspective but may not explore them fully. |
Mentions personal growth or insights but does not provide meaningful examples or explanations. |
Does not address personal growth or insights meaningfully or at all. |
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Organization and Clarity |
The reflection is well-organized, flows logically, and is easy to read; ideas are expressed clearly with strong transitions. |
The reflection is organized and clear but may have minor lapses in flow or transitions. |
The reflection lacks clear organization or flow, making it harder to follow. |
The reflection is disorganized, unclear, or difficult to follow. |
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Use of Evidence |
Includes specific examples and evidence from course materials, activities, or personal experiences to support reflection. |
Includes some examples and evidence, but they may not be fully developed or consistently relevant. |
Provides few examples or evidence, and they are vague or only loosely connected to the reflection. |
Lacks examples or evidence to support the reflection. |
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Writing Mechanics |
Writing is polished, free of errors, and demonstrates mastery of grammar, punctuation, and spelling. |
Writing is clear and mostly free of errors, with occasional minor mistakes. |
Writing has several errors that detract from the clarity or professionalism of the reflection. |
Writing has frequent errors that significantly interfere with understanding. |
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