Middle School EGG Timeline for 2011-12
Revised 10/25/2011
Students complete EGG self-assessment in advisory | Oct 1-Nov 30 |
EGGs open for faculty to complete, closed to parent viewing
Window for completing EGGs for all students Middle school students begin writing self-asessments in English classes |
December 1
December 1-19 |
Students/advisors begin going over EGG reports
All students, US and MS, write self-assessment in GoogleDocs, responding to and reflecting on the EGGs and setting goals. Advisors begin writing advisor comments on the same GoogleDoc which students used for self-assessments. Be sure to include the two sentences (below) before the student self-assessment. |
January 10
January 17-27 January 28 |
Have Sibling advisors proof read each others comments prior to sending the emails home to parents and students. | February 8 |
Student self-assessments and advisor comments (same GoogleDoc for both for each student) are pasted into an email and sent to parents and students by 8 a.m. Be sure to include the two sentences (below) before the student self-assessment | February 10 |
Your child wrote the following self-assessment in response to the individual Essential Goals for Gregorians (EGG) assessment completed by each teacher at the end of first semester. Advisor comments follow.
The 2011-2012 Middle School EGG
(Essential Goals for Gregorian Students)
Students are assessed on the following traits using a continuum of Novice, Basic, Proficient, and Advanced. Comment boxes follow each section of traits.
Novice: Student rarely exhibits this behavior. Proficient: Student frequently exhibits this behavior.
Basic: Student sometimes exhibits this behavior. Advanced: Student consistently exhibits this behavior.
Character |
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Demonstrates integrity and honesty |
Novice Basic Proficient Advanced
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Responds appropriately to others’ feelings and level of knowledge |
Novice Basic Proficient Advanced
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Acts in ways that benefit the larger community |
Novice Basic Proficient Advanced
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Teacher Comments:
Scholarship |
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Seeks clarity, accuracy, and relevance of knowledge |
Novice Basic Proficient Advanced
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Identifies and uses necessary resources |
Novice Basic Proficient Advanced
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Communicates clearly |
Novice Basic Proficient Advanced
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Plans appropriately |
Novice Basic Proficient Advanced
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Reflects on the effectiveness of own actions |
Novice Basic Proficient Advanced
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Teacher Comments:
Leadership |
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Positively influences others |
Novice Basic Proficient Advanced
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Facilitates collaboration |
Novice Basic Proficient Advanced
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Takes a position when the situation warrants it |
Novice Basic Proficient Advanced
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Teacher Comments:
Innovation |
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Uses a wide range of brainstorming techniques to generate unique ideas |
Novice Basic Proficient Advanced
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Perseveres and views obstacles as an opportunity to learn |
Novice Basic Proficient Advanced
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Asks unique and significant questions |
Novice Basic Proficient Advanced
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Maintains an open mind to diverse perspectives |
Novice Basic Proficient Advanced
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Teacher Comments:
2011- 2012 St. Gregory Middle School EGG descriptors
Brief descriptions beneath each category indicate how this might manifest itself in the classroom. Only the sub-statements in bold will be assessed.
1. Character
Demonstrates integrity and honesty
Takes responsibility for his/her own learning
Takes responsibility for his/her own actions and words
Understands that he/she are only in control of their own actions and words
Responds appropriately to others’ feelings and level of knowledge
Shows genuine concern for the feelings of others, and seeks to act on that concern
Works hard to understand issues and concerns from the perspective of others, particularly others different in position or point of view
Acts in ways that benefit the larger community
Seeks to improve one’s community and environment, and be a good steward
Recognizes when his/her needs must be put aside for the sake of a larger group
Can control being impulsive
2. Scholarship
Seeks clarity, accuracy, and relevance of knowledge
Asks for, seeks, and accepts assistance when necessary or appropriate
Strives for substance and meaning in application of knowledge
Reads widely to acquire knowledge and understanding
Applies past knowledge to new situations
Identifies and uses necessary resources
Makes connections
Evaluates reliable resources and uses or cites them appropriately
Gathers data from a variety of sources
Communicates clearly
Strives to employ proper grammar and language usage
Adjusts language to communicate effectively with a variety of audiences for different purposes
Makes appropriate use of digital communication
Contributes positively in class
Plans appropriately
Breaks problems into parts
Seeks to solve problems in multiple ways
Begins and works on tasks without needing additional reminding
Reflects on the effectiveness of own actions
Asks questions, tries new approaches
Is willing to examine personal strengths and challenges
Learns from feedback and constructive criticism, and avoids defensiveness
Understands that mistakes are part of the learning process
3. Leadership
Positively influencing others
Models appropriate behavior in a variety of situations
Builds trust through encouragement and positive participation
Facilitates collaboration
Facilitates and participates in group activities
Is willing to listen to others and try different approaches to situations
Empowers others, and encourages constructive criticism
Respects and is attentive to others
Takes a position when the situation warrants it
Has a clear vision and communicates it
Shows respect for others’ viewpoints
4. Innovation
Uses a wide range of brainstorming techniques to generate unique ideas
Presses for break-through ideas
Processes material presented in various ways
Able to evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of different approaches and solutions
Perseveres and views obstacles as an opportunity to learn
Seeks to solve problems in multiple ways, not just the easiest or swiftest
Overcomes and circumvents obstacles
Asks unique and significant questions
Asks for deeper meaning
Tries more than one approach to compare
Develops hypotheses
Maintains an open mind to diverse perspectives
Works well with a variety of people
Shows respect for others’ viewpoints
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