Course Rubric

This is an example of an analytical rubric: rubrics identify and assess components of a finished product. Normally used in Higher Ed, I use this rubric to determine my marker for grading and assessment of learning achievement. I make this available to all students and go over it to ensure their awarensss and understanding.

 

". . . An analytical rubric consists of multiple, separate scales, and therefore provides a set of scores rather than just one. The multiple scales enable students to pinpoint their strengths and weaknesses related to each criterion. The analytical rubric provides feedback to students by letting them know exactly which elements of the skill were mastered and which need more practice. While it is an excellent teaching tool, the analytical rubric does take longer to learn well and more time to score. Scores attained for the various criteria may be combined to make a final score. . ." (Indiana.edu taken:11/17/2014 from http://www.indiana.edu/~icy/rubric/rubric_type.html)