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Rubrics
Using rubrics can help one better assess a student’s learning because it gives a clear set of measures or criteria that can be used to evaluate the performance of the learner to see whether the student’s achievement is in alignment with the objectives of the class. The rubric acts as a scoring tool that tells the teacher what to look for in the student’s work. It can also be used by the student as a guide to tell the student what the teacher will be looking for in the work and how it will be graded. For example, a simple rubric for an essay might give each letter grade off to the side and then beside that letter grade a description of the type of paper that will earn such a grade. So an F paper might have for its description “incomplete sentences, no topic, only half a page” and an A paper might have for its description “well researched, material quoted and cited in-text, topic clear and defined with thesis, page length meets requirement.” The teacher using this tool will not have to rely on the subjective so much in assessing the student’s learning as the rubric provides the objective measure with which the student’s work can be assessed clearly and methodically.
Using rubrics can help me to be a more successful teacher by giving the clear-sighted approach needed for evaluating students’ work—and it can also give a clear-sighted view of what should be taught in...
For example, using the rubric example above, the teacher will need to make sure that the students know how to write in complete sentences, know how to define their topic and create a thesis statement, and know how to cite their material in the appropriate manner in their essay. That rubric alone gives three very important points that a teacher will need to cover in class in order for the students to have the necessary support and training needed to get an A on their essay. The rubric, in other words, lets the teacher focus the lesson plan in a more streamlined fashion so that the points that have to be covered for the student to be prepared for the assessment are covered and gone over in a meaningful way. The teacher can spend one day or one week on how to write a complete sentence and how to watch for grammatical errors in one’s writing. Then the teacher can focus on how to write a thesis statement and allow the students to practice. Then the teacher can focus on how to cite material in the paper itself. The rubric thus serves as a teaching guide for the teacher and is not just a way to help with grading assignments: it because a guide for what needs to be taught.
Using rubrics can help me with grading in that it takes out the subjective aspect of assessing a student’s work. The subjective assessment…
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marketing and how they helped define my definition of marketing. The field of marketing is huge and devolves around various aspects. Analysis of the whole can provide a succinct definition of marketing. It seems to me that marketing hinges on the customer and, therefore, the entire process centers around discovering the products and services that are of greatest value to the customer and around strategies and means of attracting the customer
Modification The rubric assessment I utilized came from Schrock (2014) -- her website which contains many different rubrics for a number of disciplines. I chose a writing assessment rubric that I could use with 4th grade students, focusing on writing with a topic sentence, using modifiers and having supporting sentences that flesh out the topic. The reasons I made modifications to the rubric were based on the specific utility that I
construction of created rubrics of checklists of goals have become increasingly popular as a way of rending the educational process more effective and efficient. Student-directed assessment involves students actively in the process of assessment and achieves the dual goal of student empowerment as well as ensures that real learning has taken place. "Constructing or drawing up rubrics jointly with students prior to them undertaking the related lesson or task
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