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How to Make an Effective Rubric

Good rubrics have three key advantages: If you develop them, they help you align your assignment with your outcomes They help you have similar marks for different students’ assignments of similar quality (inter-rater reliability), if you practice using them with…

July 8, 2020 in Assessment and Evaluation, Remote Teaching, Uncategorized.

Transparent assessment

Assessment practice is shifting away from comparing students to each other, or grade derived professor’s experiences and preferences.  Increasing, it is focused on comparing students to a clear learning outcome or goal for the assessment that everyone in the class…

January 3, 2020 in Assessment and Evaluation, Learning Charter.

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