What is your definition of RIGOR? by Sarah Salvo

Rigor: Increasing expectations, higher level questions

2014-06-16 15:13:40 UTC

collaboration,

Ellen

2014-06-16 15:13:56 UTC

I think rigor is a challenge in any way, shape, or form it is presented. Rigor may not always be difficult, but can be depending on the individual. Rigor requires you to think on a higher level than you normally do.

2014-06-16 15:14:02 UTC

nancy

Going beyond. Pushing to more difficulty. Not wasting time. A sense of urgency

I think rigor means stretching your thinking

2014-06-16 15:14:28 UTC

I think rigor is any task that requires a person to use multi step processes that increases their depth of knowledge

2014-06-16 15:14:37 UTC

higher level thinking

2014-06-16 15:14:45 UTC

2014-06-16 15:15:27 UTC

Ronique

ronmcdan — 2014-06-16 15:16:27 UTC

Learning that is academically, intellectually, and personally challenging.

Brooke

2014-06-16 15:18:51 UTC

I think rigor is having high expectations but also providing support so students can meet those expectations.