Rubrics
Definition
Rubrics are scoring guides used by teachers to evaluate student work based on predetermined criteria. They provide clear expectations for what constitutes high-quality performance on assignments or assessments.
Analogy
Think of rubrics as recipe cards. Just like following a recipe card helps you create a delicious dish step-by-step, rubrics guide teachers in assessing student work by outlining specific criteria for success.
Related terms
Criteria: Specific standards or requirements used to assess student work according to the rubric.
Holistic Scoring: An evaluation method that considers the overall quality of a student's work rather than individual components or criteria.
Feedback: Constructive comments and suggestions provided by teachers to help students improve their performance based on the rubric.
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