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Advanced |
Intermediate |
Beginner |
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Independently discovers an issue or problem when looking at a topic. |
Formulates questions about topics with adult help to elevate the question to focus on issues and problems. |
Relies upon adults to state questions and topics. |
2. Planning
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Advanced |
Intermediate |
Beginner |
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Selects high quality sources independently and efficiently. |
Selects sources with mixed success. |
Wanders from source to source without questioning which source will be most helpful. |
3. Gathering.
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Advanced |
Intermediate |
Beginner |
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Collects and organizes important information for retrieval independently. |
Collects information with some degree of organization. |
Loses track of most important information. |
4. Sorting
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Advanced |
Intermediate |
Beginner |
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Creates structure which provides a coherent and clear focus. |
Creates partial organization of information. |
Leaves information as gathered. |
5. Synthesizing
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Advanced |
Intermediate |
Beginner |
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Creates an original decision or solution |
Reorganizes and combines strategies of others. |
Restates the decisions and solutions of others. |
6. Evaluating
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Advanced |
Intermediate |
Beginner |
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Tests solutions and decisions to see if supporting information is adequate. |
Looks for missing information. |
Reaches a hasty conclusion. |
7. Reporting
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Advanced |
Intermediate |
Beginner |
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Creates and presents an original product which effectively addresses original problems or issues. |
Provides a product which offers some insight with regard to the original problem or issues. |
Shares the work or thoughts of others. |
Based on: McKenzie, Jamie. “A Measure of Student Success: Assessing Information
Problem Solving Skills.” From Now On Sept. 1996.
http://www.fno.org/libskill.html