Appendix E

Scoring Sheet: Part I
Scoring Sheet: Part II
Scoring Sheet: Part III

Part One: Course Design (40 pts)
Scoring Sheet
A. Course Content (4 pts)
  • Identifies the areas of the curriculum (learning tasks, topics, skills).

  • (1 pt) 
  • Identifies goals and/or performance standards for the course being designed (goals must include state standards for the identified subject area and grade level). (1 pt)
  • Integrates NC computer/technology skills.(1 pt)
  • Lists the major topics that are to be covered in this course. (1 pt)
Yes No
B. The Statements of Course Goal(s) (10 pts)
  • Covers the major topics of the course. (2 pts)
  • Are consistent with the state standards. (2 pts)
  • Are outcome-oriented. (2 pts)
  • Are stated in general form and can be accomplished over a long period of time. (2 pts)
  • Integrates, but does not copy state standards. (2 pts)
Yes No
C. Course Units (10 pts) 
  1. A complete list of all course units and major topics for the course is included. (2 pts) 
  2. All major topics and some highly important subtopics are listed (2) 
  3. Meaningful labels are used for units. (2 pts) 
  4. The unit outline clearly shows the content of the course. (2 pts) 
  5. The unit outline list is consistent with the state requirements. (2 pts) 
L
M
H
D. Units Goals.  (10 pts)
  1. For each unit: writes at least three end of unit goals as samples of the types of learning expected of students. (2 pts) 
  2. Unit goals are clearly stated. (2 pts) 
  3. Unit goals are outcome-oriented. (2 pts) 
  4. Type of learning outcomes for each unit goal is identified (2 pts)
  5. Unit goals properly indicate the five categories of learning outcomes (intellectual skills, verbal information, cognitive strategies, attitude and motor skills). (2 pts)
L
M
H
F. Analyses of Course Unit Structure. (4 pts)
1. Topical Hierarchy
  1. A topical hierarchy of the course units is included. (1 pt) 
  2. The topical hierarchy graphically depicts how the units of the course are dependent upon or independent of one another.  (1 pt)
2. Narrative Rationale
  1. A narrative rationale describes the course unit structure. (1 pt) 
  2. The narrative description explains the topical hierarchy that has been  developed and the relationships among the units as they have been illustrated. (1 pts)
L
M
H
G. References (2 pts) 
  1. List of the references that have been used in constructing the curriculum is included. (1 pt)
  2. The references are cited properly (APA style is preferred). (1 pt)
L
M
H
L= Low; M= Moderate; H=High

EDN 301 Syllabus