When creating a rubric, the learning objectives will serve as your criteria for grading the student work. The objectives should be written our clearly and explicitly for use in the rubric.
Create Rubrics for Student Assessment - Step by Step
By Beth Lewis, About.com Guide
Learning Objectives are the first, and most important part, of a well-written lesson plan. It serves as a road map for what you want your students to learn by the end of your instruction.
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- Familiarize Yourself with Rubrics
- State the Learning Objectives
- Determine How Many Dimensions You Will Need
- Consider Whether a Checklist Would Make More Sense For You
- Decide on the Pass / Fail Line
- Practice Using the Rubric on Real Student Work
- Communicate Your Rubric to the Class
- Administer the Assessment
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