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Pursue Reflecting
Pursue Reflecting

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Seek and craft plausible explanations Recognize arguments in which the claims are inconsistent with the evidence Independently evaluate and assess one’s experience, knowledge, and abilities

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Mozilla | Hive Chicago Learning Network
http://www.hivechicago.org

Evidence:

Badge Type: skill

Expected Duration: months

Criteria

  1. [required] Analyzing and Interpreting Data "Constructing explanations (for science) and designing solutions (for engineering) Engaging in argument from evidence Obtaining, evaluating, and communicating information"
  2. [required] The student develops a claim that is grounded in current scientific knowledge.
  3. [required] The student supports claim using relevant evidence.
  4. The student identifies when evidence given does not support associated claim.
  5. [required] The student critiques a claim by explaining how the evidence does not support the claim.
  6. [required] The student accurately summarizes their experience.
  7. The student identifies successes and opportunities for growth in their experience.
  8. [required] The student identifies the growth in their knowledge and abilities over a particular timespan.
  9. [required] The student articulates areas in which they would like to grow their knowledge and abilities.

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You are familiar with research as a process to support or not support a claim. You recognize claims that are inconsistent and can provide a critique explaining why. You are able to summarize your experiences, growth and areas of improvement.

Explore Technology: GoIT

You are familiar with research as a process to support or not support a claim. You recognize claims that are inconsistent and can provide a critique explaining why. You are able to summarize your experiences, growth and areas of improvement.

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You are familiar with research as a process to support or not support a claim. You recognize claims that are inconsistent and can provide a critique explaining why. You are able to summarize your experiences, growth and areas of improvement.

Sisters4Science - Ariel Community Academy

You are familiar with research as a process to support or not support a claim. You recognize claims that are inconsistent and can provide a critique explaining why. You are able to summarize your experiences, growth and areas of improvement.

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You are familiar with research as a process to support or not support a claim. You recognize claims that are inconsistent and can provide a critique explaining why. You are able to summarize your experiences, growth and areas of improvement.

Sisters4Science - Frederick Funston Elementary School

You are familiar with research as a process to support or not support a claim. You recognize claims that are inconsistent and can provide a critique explaining why. You are able to summarize your experiences, growth and areas of improvement.

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You are familiar with research as a process to support or not support a claim. You recognize claims that are inconsistent and can provide a critique explaining why. You are able to summarize your experiences, growth and areas of improvement.

Sisters4Science - Orozco Community Academy

You are familiar with research as a process to support or not support a claim. You recognize claims that are inconsistent and can provide a critique explaining why. You are able to summarize your experiences, growth and areas of improvement.

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You are familiar with research as a process to support or not support a claim. You recognize claims that are inconsistent and can provide a critique explaining why. You are able to summarize your experiences, growth and areas of improvement.

Sisters4Science - Carter G. Woodson North Middle School

You are familiar with research as a process to support or not support a claim. You recognize claims that are inconsistent and can provide a critique explaining why. You are able to summarize your experiences, growth and areas of improvement.

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You are familiar with research as a process to support or not support a claim. You recognize claims that are inconsistent and can provide a critique explaining why. You are able to summarize your experiences, growth and areas of improvement.

Brothers4Science - Frederick Funston Elementary School

You are familiar with research as a process to support or not support a claim. You recognize claims that are inconsistent and can provide a critique explaining why. You are able to summarize your experiences, growth and areas of improvement.

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You are familiar with research as a process to support or not support a claim. You recognize claims that are inconsistent and can provide a critique explaining why. You are able to summarize your experiences, growth and areas of improvement.

Science Giants - Al Raby High School

You are familiar with research as a process to support or not support a claim. You recognize claims that are inconsistent and can provide a critique explaining why. You are able to summarize your experiences, growth and areas of improvement.

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