Group 2

During a group project, students receive an analytic rubric. What is the main advantage for them?

• They can guess their scores.

• They understand what to focus on.

• They avoid feedback.

A teacher wants to ensure fairness in grading. What role does an analytic rubric play?

• It allows for random grading

• It provides a consistent framework for evaluation.

• It makes grading subjective

In a workshop, a participant learns to create an analytic rubric. What should they focus on first?

• Writing a final score

• Ignoring student input

• Identifying key criteria for assessment

When students use an analytic rubric for peer reviews, what is the benefit?

• They don’t give feedback

• They only focus on their own work

• They provide specific, constructive feedback

A teacher needs to create a rubric for a science project. Which element is essential?

• Clear performance levels

• Only one criterion

• Personal opinions

What is a primary use of holistic rubrics?

• Detailed feedback

• Quick judgments

• Individual criterion evaluation

When might a holistic judgment be sufficient?

• For lengthy projects

• For minor assignments

• For group work

Why are many writing rubrics considered holistic?

• They focus solely on grammar

• They evaluate multiple criteria together

• They assess only the content

What do some educators believe about holistic assessments?

• They are less effective than analytical rubrics

• They are more complex than individual evaluations

• They capture student ability better for specific tasks

Which of the following is a challenge of using holistic rubrics?

• They take a lot of time to complete

• They can mix evaluations of different criteria

• They are difficult to create