Bib Overview Form for the Annotated Bibliography (1 page only, front/back OK) Use this form to identify themes/patterns and to organize info about points/contrasts/issues. If you are to make a class presentation, distribute this form as your handout. Student _________________________________ Topic ____________________________________
What did you read? 1) List, in APA format, each text in the bibliography (at least 5 texts):
What did you learn? 2) Most important points/issues identified in these texts (in paragraphs or bullets):
3) Points of agreement or disagreement among the authors (in paragraphs or bullets):
What do you think about from what you read? 4) My critical analysis of the meaning /implications of the entire set of readings:
Assignment Description: Literature Review (200 Points) Due 6/17 The Literature Review for this course is to present, organize, and discuss information learned from published empirical research reports on a chosen topic. Literature reviews are often based on earlier annotated bibliographies, as in this course. Quotations (with citations in APA style) from some references should be included, especially when authors state points clearly or memorably, but the Lit review should not be a series of quotations strung together. The final paper should list references in APA style, including all cited (and no uncited) sources. Organize the Lit review thematically using headings to announce the topics or themes to be discussed; do not summarize each source serially (i.e. author by author). Example:
Thematic Organization YES!
Requiring Portfolio Contents
Portfolios with all contents required While Robbins (2004) considered structure necessary for reliable assessment of portfolios, Wiggins (1997) described portfolios in which all contents were required as missing the chance to showcase a students uniqueness (p. 12). Such a difference of opinion
Portfolios with student choice about contents Camp (1991) described the portfolio culture (p. 25) in Pittsburgh Schools where students exercised autonomy about concerns. Student-teacher negotiations determined which contents would best reflectBut, five year later, Koretz (1996) reported that
Effects on Student Motivation
Studies by Paulson an Paulson (1991) and Lemahieu (1997) showed that However Gitomer (2002) considered that the authentic nature of the Serial Organization NO!
Robbins (2004) considered structure necessary for reliable assessment of portfolios, basing this conclusion on her observations of scoring procedures and follow-up interviews with scorers. Scorers reported that
Wiggins (1997) described portfolios in which all contents were required as messing the chance to showcase a students uniqueness (p.12). His examination of 50 structured portfolios from Green Mountain High School in Vermont and 50 structured portfolios from Walden III High School in Wisconsin indicated
Camp (1991) described the portfolio culture (p.25) in Pittsburgh School, where students exercised autonomy about contents, as beneficial. Student-teacher negotiations regarding which contents would best reflect strengths and weaknesses determined which
A study by Koretz (1996) indicated that scoring of portfolios depended on
Submit Title Page with Student Name and the inquiry question or topic. Peer review and self-evaluation using forms. You are responsible for obtaining and responding to strong peer review (e.g. specific, detailed, through). Seek additional review if a first review is weak. 3-5 page Literature Review in the style of an APA paper, thematically organized and including selected and cited quotations. Referenced list in APA style.
Relevant to the research question? Important points clear, thematic? Coherent logic connecting the points? Good use of quotations? Depth of understanding?