Indirect Assessment: (Identified by students using the rubric)
Please reflect on your experiences and place an X below on the corresponding level that best matches your skill related to each statement below. If you feel like your
experiences with the DP did NOT impact the areas listed below, please indicate that with a “N/A”.
Problem Solving: The process of designing, evaluating, and implementing a strategy to answer an
open-ended question or achieve a desired goal.
Student will be able
to…
Define Problem
Before
After
Identify Realistic
Strategies/Solutions
Before
After
Mastering
4
Advancing
3
Developing
2
Beginning
1
Demonstrates the ability to construct a
clear and insightful problem statement
with evidence of all relevant contextual
factors.
Demonstrates the ability to construct a
problem statement with evidence of most
relevant contextual factors, and problem
statement is adequately detailed.
Begins to demonstrate the ability to
construct a problem statement with
evidence of most relevant
contextual factors, but problem
statement is superficial.
Demonstrates a limited ability in
identifying a problem statement or
related contextual factors.
Identifies multiple approaches for
solving the problem that apply within a
specific context. Student considers
history of problem, reviews
logic/reasoning, examines feasibility of
solution, and weighs impacts of solution.
Identifies multiple approaches for solving
the problem, only some of which apply
within a specific context. Student
considers history of problem, reviews
logic/reasoning, examines feasibility of
solution, and weighs impacts of solution.
Identifies only a single approach for
solving the problem that does apply
within a specific context.
Identifies one or more approaches
for solving the problem that do not
apply within a specific context.
Indirect Assessment: (Survey question asking students to reflect on learning gains)
Do you feel that this program helped you grow in the following areas, and if so, please explain with examples:
Evaluating professional strengths and challenges
Y/N
Articulating transferable skills
Y/N
Direct Assessment: (Survey question evaluated by staff according to the rubric.)
Pre-test:
Please articulate your transferable skills, with examples from current or previous experiences:
Examples of transferable skills include: teamwork, responsibility, accuracy, etc.
Post-test:
Please articulate your transferable skills, with examples from current or previous experiences:
Examples of transferable skills include: teamwork, responsibility, accuracy, etc.
Direct Assessment: (Artifact evaluated by staff according to the rubric.)
Pre-Evaluation:
Students are asked to provide their resume for scoring by a staff member according to the rubric (Deliver Message and/or Articulate
Transferable Skills)
Post-Evaluation:
Students are asked to provide their updated resume for scoring by a staff member according to the rubric (Deliver Message and/or Articulate
Transferable Skills)