RUBRICS

What is a rubric?

• a coherent set of tasks that students must perform

• a tool to judge students' products

• a coherent set of criteria for students' work

• a not descriptive tool to assess students' performance

What is the main purpose of rubrics?

• To describe learning outcomes

• To improve oral communication

• To ensure that instructional goals and objectives are covered

• To assess performances

What is an advantage of an analytic rubric?

• It gives diagnostic information to teacher.

• It is easy to score.

• It requires less time to achieve inter-rater reliability.

• It is good for summative assessment.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a holistic rubric?

• Checklists

• Simple rating scale

• Detailed rating scale

• Task specific

Why are rubric important?

• Rubrics help teachers teach

• Rubrics help coordinate instruction and assessment

• Rubrics help students learn

• All of the above

What is holistic rubric?

• Rubric which provides one overall score.

• Rubric which provides scores for different categories.

• A list which doesn't come along with broad description.

Which one is not the advantage of a holistic rubric?

• It's easy on the teacher

• It takes less time than others

• Holistic rubric makes grading process easier

• It provide targeted feedback to students

How holistic rubrics are useful to teachers?

• It help teachers in grading faster

• It help teachers in explaining to students

Which of the following is advantage of holistic rubric?

• Its good for formative assessment

• It requires less time to achieve inter-rater reliability

• The score explains students about what to do to improve

These are the disadvantages of holistic rubric except

• Scoring is faster than with analytic rubrics.

• Requires less time to achieve inter-rater reliability

• Not good for formative assessment

• Good for summative assessment