NB Component 2 Overview

It's All in the Rubric

Working toward a 4

Multiple Select

What three (3) adjectives describe how a candidate's evidence should look in order to receive a 4 on Component 2?

• Clear, captivating, and crisp

• Clear, consistent, and captivating

• Consistent, Convincing, and creative

• Clear, consistent, and convincing

Clear

• "means anyone can understand what you've written" by Bobbie Faulkner

• easily visible

• free from doubt

• free from obscurity or ambiguity

• free from blemishes

Consistent

• "means important concepts and evidence are connected and might be discussed in more than one place and/or in more than one way" by Bobbie Faulkner

• marked by harmony, regularity, or steady continuity

• free from variation or contradiction

Convincing

• "means that you've provided evidence (examples) to back up your statements" by Bobbie Faulkner

• satisfying or assuring by argument or proof

• having the power to convince

Poll

Which of the three adjectives do you feel will be the hardest for you to show evidence for?

• Clear

• Consistent

• Convincing

Multiple Choice

What is an effective way to plan for your goal of scoring a 4?

• Planning Backwards

• Planning Forward

• Crossing Your Fingers

Plan Smart

Plan lessons where evidence is deep-seated within them.