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    A rubric consists of two dimensions, pre-established

    performance criteria and performance levels (with or

    withoutassociatedgrades), inwhicheach levelorgradeis

    described to contrast it with the performance of other

    levels.

    Performancelevels,e.g.Pooradequate-goodexcellent

    Performance

    criteria,e.g.

    Structure

    Referencing

    Language

    A rubric ismore than just a rating scale,becausea rubric

    willdescribethe differencesbetweenperformanceateach

    level.Detailedexamplesareprovidedbelow.

    WhyUseRubrics?

    Rubricshelp clarify theexpectationsyouandothers have

    forstudentperformancebyprovidingdetaileddescriptions

    of those e pectations

    3. Describetheworstcase(poor);4. Identifyredeemingfactorsthatmakeanexample

    betterthantheworstcase(adequate).

    Or

    1. Usesamplesofexistingworkandsortthemintopilescorrespondingtolevelsofquality;

    2. Pickoutthekeypointsthatcausethemtobeinaparticularpileorthecommoncharacteristicsof

    eachpile.

    Thelevelofdetailgivenfordescriptorsisamatterforthe

    designer.Considerationswillincludewhotherubricisfor,

    e.g. student, external/independent markers, module

    owner,etc.,andofcourse,thenatureoftheassignmentorexam. There are arguments for and against both very

    detailedrubricsandrubricswithlittledetail.

    Trytowritedescriptorsthatfocusonpositivesasopposed

    to negatives i.e. whats there in the piece of work as

    opposedtowhatsmissing(seeexamplerubricbelow)

    It isbestnot touse the titles with the word average in

    them e ample belo a erage R brics are not designed

    AssessmentRubricsArubricisadescriptivetoolfordeterminingthelevelofperformanceorqualityofapieceofwork.

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    of those expectations them example below average Rubrics are not designed

    Examples

    Belowareexamplesofpossiblerubricsfordifferenttasks.

    Simplerubricforareflectivepracticetask:

    Novice Competent Proficient

    Reflection Littleorno

    reflectiononhow

    thisrelatestoyour

    ownexperience

    Somegood

    reflectiononhow

    thisrelatestoyour

    ownexperience

    Somerealinsight

    intohowthishas

    transformedor

    couldtransform

    yourownpractice

    Informed Littleornomention

    ofresearch(formal

    orinformal)

    Referenceto

    research,online

    resourcesorcurrent

    goodpractice

    In-depth

    considerationof

    research,online

    resourcesorcurrent

    goodpractice

    AddsValue Repeatingmore-or-

    lesswhatwas

    discussedinlectures

    Addingsomething

    newtothe

    discussion

    Bringsnewinsight

    tothetopic

    Arubricforcommunicatingcriteriatostudentsforateamworkexercise:

    Beginner Developing Accomplished

    Task:

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    CELT,lastreviewedNovember2012

    Genericmarkingschemeforanessay:

    Knowledge&understanding Analysis Reading&referencing Essaystructure Useoflanguage

    80-100%

    AA

    AsforA,plusdemonstrates

    exceptionalcomprehension

    oftopic

    AsforA,plussophisticated

    analysisusingideasand

    principlesbeyondthose

    introducedinthemodule

    Essayfullysupportedby

    referencetorelevantupto

    datematerial.Accurateuse

    ofHarvardreferencing

    technique.

    Clearstructurewhich

    enrichesthediscussion

    andargument

    Essaydisplaysanexcellentuseof

    standardwrittenEnglish

    70-79%

    A

    Showsthoroughknowledge

    andunderstandingofthe

    topic,withevidenceof

    readingbeyondthekeytexts

    Essayshowsaresourceful

    andimaginativeanalysis

    usingideasandprinciples

    beyondthoseintroduced

    inthemodule

    Clearevidenceofwideand

    relevantreading.Accurate

    useofHarvardreferencing

    technique

    Clearstructurewhich

    enhancesthe

    discussionand

    argument

    Essaydisplaysanexcellentuseof

    standardwrittenEnglish

    60-69%

    B

    Showsevidenceofrelevant

    andsoundknowledgeand

    understandingofthetopic

    Showsevidenceofanalysis

    usingideasandprinciples

    introducedinthemodule

    Essaywellinformedby

    readingwhichgoesbeyond

    keytexts.Accurateuseof

    Harvardreferencing

    technique

    Structureisclearand

    supportscoherent

    discussionand

    argument

    Essaydisplaysaverygoodstandard

    writtenEnglishwithallstatementsclearly

    expressed

    50-59%C

    Showsrelevantknowledgeofthetopic

    Theessayislargelydescriptivewithsome

    discussionusingideasand

    principlesintroducedin

    themodule

    Effectiveuseofkeyreading.AccurateuseofHarvard

    referencingsystem

    Structuresupportsthediscussionand

    argument

    EssaydisplaysaverystandardwrittenEnglishwithfew,ifany,grammaticalor

    spellingerrors.Writteninan

    appropriatelyacademicstyle.

    40-49%

    D

    Showsbasicknowledgeof

    thetopic

    Theessayislimitedto

    descriptionandincludes

    frequentunsupportedfacts

    andopinions

    Appropriateusemadeofa

    limitedrangeofreading.

    Largelyaccurateuseof

    Harvardsystem

    Evidenceofstructure

    relevanttothetitle

    Theworkiswrittentoanacceptable

    standardofEnglish.Theremaybesome

    grammaticalerrorsandtheworkmaneed

    morecarefulediting.

    35-39%

    Fail

    Signsofemerging

    knowledgeofthetopicbut

    insufficientforprogression

    tolevel2

    Essayisgenerally

    descriptiveanduncritical.

    Someinaccuracyinthe

    material

    Someuseofverylimited

    reading,althoughfairly

    superficial.Inaccurateuseof

    Harvardreferencingsystem

    Somestructure

    althoughkeyissues

    maybeomitted.Some

    repetition

    Morecareneedstobetakenwith

    elementsofgrammar,spellingand

    sentenceconstruction

    Under35%

    Fail

    Showsinadequate

    knowledgeofthetopicto

    meetlearningoutcomes

    Descriptiveanduncritical.

    Somediscussionirrelevant

    tothetitle

    Pooruseofreading.Pooror

    incorrectusingofHarvard

    system

    Littleevidenceof

    planningtheessay

    PoorstandardofwrittenEnglish.

    Inappropriateregister

    ExamplefromBloxham&Boyd(2007).DevelopingEffectiveAssessmentinHigherEducation,p.91,Table6.2

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    CELT,lastreviewedNovember2012

    Rubricforanoralpresentation:Content:

    IndicatorsofEffective

    Content

    Beginning Developing Competent Accomplished

    Introduction:

    gainsattention,connectsto

    topic,establishescredibility

    Noattentiongettingstrategywas

    evident.Noclearorrelevant

    connectiontotopicorspeech

    purpose.Nocredibilitywas

    established.

    Useofattentiongettingstrategy,

    butdidnotseemtoadequately

    captureaudienceattentionand/or

    leadtodesiredoutcome.

    Credibilitywasimplied.

    Effectivestrategytocapture

    listenersattention.Adequate

    introductionofthetopic.

    Credibilitywasestablishedbythe

    speaker.

    Creativeattentiongettingstrategy

    captureslistenersattentionto

    introducethetopic.Itisrelevanttothe

    topicandclearlygainsthedesired

    responsefromtheaudience.Credibility

    wasestablishedbyspeaker.

    Thesis-Statement:

    explicit,identifiestopic,

    previewsmainpoints

    Nothesisstatement.Mainpoints

    arenotclearlyidentified,audience

    unsureofthedirectionofthe

    message.

    Thesisisimplied,althoughnot

    explicitlystated.Topicisclearly

    identified,butmainpointsarenot

    clearlypreviewed.

    Thesisstatementidentifiestopic

    andlists/previewsmainpoints.

    Speakerclearlystatedawell

    formulatedthesisstatementduringthe

    speechintroduction.

    Thesisstatementidentifiestopicand

    lists/previewsmainpoints.

    ConnectiontoAudience:needs&interest,

    demonstratesunderstanding

    Topicseemsirrelevanttoaudienceneedsandinterests.

    Noattemptmadetoconnecttopic

    toaudience.

    Topicseemssomewhatrelevanttoaudience.Vaguereferenceto

    audienceneedsandorinterests.

    Identifiestargetaudience.

    Clearlystatedtherelevanceoftopictoaudienceneedsand

    interests.Expressesan

    understandingoftheirtarget

    audience.

    Connectionoftopictoaudienceneedsandinterestsisstatedwith

    sophistication.

    Identifiesandexpressesadeep

    understandingoftheirtargetaudience.

    Subject-Knowledge:

    depthofcontent,relevant

    support,clearexplanation

    Providesirrelevantornosupport.

    Explanationofconceptsis

    inaccurateorincomplete.

    Providessomesupportformain

    points,butneededtoelaborate

    furtherwithexplanations,

    examples,descriptions,etc.

    Supportisrelevant,butnottimely.

    Mainpointsadequately

    substantiatedwithtimely,

    relevantandsufficientsupport.

    Accurateexplanationofkey

    concepts.

    Depthofcontentreflectsthorough

    understandingoftopic.Mainpoints

    wellsupportedwithtimely,relevant

    andsufficientsupport.

    Providedpreciseexplanationofkey

    concepts.

    Organization:mainpointsdistinctfrom

    support,transitions,

    coherence

    Lackofstructure.Ideasarenotcoherent.Notransitions.

    Difficulttoidentifyintroduction,

    body,andconclusion.

    Generalstructure/organizationseemsadequate.Difference

    betweenmainpointsand

    supportingdetailsisblurred.

    Logicalflow,butnoclearsignposts

    fortransitions.

    Clearorganizationalpattern.Mainpointsaredistinctfrom

    supportingdetails.Smooth

    transitionsdifferentiatekey

    points.

    Effectiveorganizationwellsuitedtopurpose.Mainpointsareclearly

    distinctfromsupportingdetails.

    Gracefultransitionscreatecoherent

    progresstowardconclusion.

    ExamplefromtheValenicaCommunityCollege:TheLearningEvidenceTeam