Cornell Notes- Fronts
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Date : ___________________ Title of Work: ___________________
 
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Student included explanations of all four types of fronts. Students should include how each front is created and location of air masses.
None or one of the four fronts is clearly explained.
Two of the fronts are clearly explained.
Three types of fronts are clearly explained.
All four types of fronts are clearly explained.
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The student included weather symbols for each type of front. The correct color and symbol are required for credit.
None or one of the weather map symbols is included.
Two of the weather map symbols are included.
Three of the weather map symbols are included.
Four of the weather map symbols are included.
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Students created at least six questions at the comprehension level or high on Bloom's taxonomy.
Students created three or fewer comprehension level or higher questions.
Students created four comprehension level or higher questions.
Students created five comprehension level or higher questions.
Students created six or more comprehension level or higher questions.
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Students completed a thorough summary of notes that includes at least four sentences.
Summaries were not completed on both sides of submitted Cornell notes. The summary is missing many important facts. Student did not include at least four sentences.
Summaries were completed on both sides of submitted Cornell notes. The summaries are missing many important facts. Student did not include at least four sentences.
Summaries were completed on both sides of submitted Cornell notes. Each summary is missing several important facts. Student did not include at least four sentences.
Summaries were completed on both sides of submitted Cornell notes. Each summary included highlights of important facts. At least four sentences were used in each summary.
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The notes are neat, easy to read, and adhere to Cornell note format.
Writing is not legible. Cornell note format was not evident.
Writing is not legible in places. Cornell note format was incorrectly used.
Marginally legible handwriting, typing, or printing. Cornell note format was correctly used.
Legible handwriting, typing, or printing. Cornell note format was correctly used.
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