Exam Rubrics
Definition
Exam rubrics are scoring guides used by teachers to evaluate students' performance on exams. They outline specific criteria or expectations for each question or task and provide clear guidelines for assigning grades.
Analogy
Imagine exam rubrics as road maps that help you navigate through your exam journey. Just like road signs guide you towards your destination by providing directions, exam rubrics guide teachers in assessing your answers based on predetermined criteria.
Related terms
Scoring Criteria: Specific guidelines or standards used to assess student performance on exams or assignments.
Holistic Grading: An approach to grading where overall quality is evaluated rather than focusing on individual components.
Analytic Rubric: A type of rubric that breaks down assessment criteria into separate components with specific levels of achievement for each component.
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