Summative Assessment—Portfolio Scoring Guide
Name:___________________________________________ Date: ___________________
Scoring Scale:
2
Proficient: Your work at this level meets or exceeds the standard.
It is acceptable work that demonstrates application of essential knowledge
and skills.
Minor errors or omissions do not detract from the overall quality.
1
Emerging: Your work at this level shows a partial application of
knowledge and skills. It is superficial (lacks depth), fragmented, or
incomplete and needs considerable
development. Your work contains errors or omissions.
0 Other: Your work at this level shows little evidence of knowledge or skills.
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1. Cover Letter |
Student Scoring 2 1 0 |
Teacher Scoring 2 1 0 |
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The student has composed a cover letter that expresses personal style and uses appropriate word choices and sentence structure to introduce himself/herself to a perspective employer.
Is the appropriate format used?
Does the tone of the letter express the author’s intent?
Has the appropriate point of view been used? |
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2. Job Application |
Student Scoring 2 1 0 |
Teacher Scoring 2 1 0 |
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The student has presented himself/herself appropriately.
Does the author use accurate information?
Is the information presented using the best word choice possible?
Is the application complete and organized? |
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3. Resume |
Student Scoring 2 1 0 |
Teacher Scoring 2 1 0 |
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The student has created a resume that accurately represents himself/herself.
Is the document logical and reasonable?
Does the author avoid faulty reasoning or unfounded inferences?
Does the document include comprehensive details?
Is the organization of the document effective and visually pleasing? |
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4. Letter of Recommendation |
Student Scoring 2 1 0 |
Teacher Scoring 2 1 0 |
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Through the use of various sentence structures and stylistic effects, the student composed a letter of recommendation representing his or her character and abilities.
Does the letter use reasonable information?
Has the author avoided unfounded inferences or faulty reasoning?
Are the tone and point of view of the letter appropriate?
Have an accurate format and organization been used? |
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5. Comparison of Scoring Evaluation |
Final Score: |
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Teacher/Student scores match 3 out of 3 3 Advanced Teacher/Student scores match 2 out of 3 2 Proficient Teacher/Student scores match 1 out of 3 1 Basic Teacher/Student scores match 0 out of 3 0 Other
Teacher/Student scoring shows evidence of discrepant scoring in any section reduces overall score by 1 point.
TEACHER COMMENTS:
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