Evaluation Rubrics

It is important for students to have a clear understanding of how they will be evaluated. For this reason we make our rubrics used to evaluate your writing and Portfolio of Learning, the mid-term student evaluation form, and the final Oral Presentation Evaluation form available to you in advance. In addition, we provide bilingual rubrics that you should present to your language and elective instructors two weeks prior to the last day of class. It is the student's responsibility to provide these forms to all Zhejiang University and adjunct instructors, to pickup the evaluation from each instructor and submit to your Faculty Adviser by the last day of the Long Island University semester.

Writing & Portfolio of Learning


China Center faculty will use the below analytic rubrics for the holistic scoring of writing and research projects for Area Studies courses and for the final Portfolio of Learning.

Download the Writing Rubric in Microsoft Excel here and the Portfolio of Learning rubric here.

Mid-Term Evaluation Form


The Mid-Term Evaluation form will be returned to the student by the faculty adviser typically during the ninth week of the semester and is based on documentation of learning provided by the student before the last day of the eighth week of the semester. The primary purpose of the Mid-Term Evaluation is to provide formal notice to students of potential loss of credit or the possibility of receiving an incomplete (INC) for any course.

Brooklyn campus policy is that students may retain an INC for only one semester, after which the student will lose credit for those courses permanently. This policy applies to all Friends World students effective September 1, 2005.

Download the Mid-Term Evaluation Form in Microsoft Word here.

Oral Presentation Evaluation



Second semester junior students completing a Junior Research Project and students electing to give an oral presentation ofa four-credit Independent Study Project or Internship for credit are required to perform an oral presentation of her or his work at the conclusion of the semester in front of the learning community. The student will be provided anonymous written feedback on the content and delivery of the presentation by peers and faculty at the conclusion of the presentation, using the Learning Portfolio Oral Presentation Form available on-line at the China Center website.

Download the Learning Portfolio Oral Presentation Evaluation form in Adobe Acrobat here.

Evaluation Form for Language Class



Please provide a copy of this bilingual evaluation form to your Chinese language instructor/s two weeks prior to the last day of class. It is the student's responsibility to pickup the completed and signed evaluations from the language instructor/s by the last day of the Long Island University semester. The student should keep a copy for his or her own records. Please fill in the appropriate blanks, including the date of the last day of classes at the bottom of the form.

Download the Evaluation Form for Language Class in Adobe PDF here.

Evaluation Form for Elective Classes



Please provide a copy of this bilingual evaluation form for elective classes, including Chinese Arts and Taiji, to your instructor two weeks prior to the last day of class. It is the student's responsibility to pickup the completed and signed evaluations from the elective instructor by the last day of the Long Island University semester. The student should keep a copy for his or her own records. Please fill in the appropriate blanks, including the date of the last day of classes at the bottom of the form.

Download the Evaluation Form for Language Class in Adobe PDF here.


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