Merriam-Webster's Online Dictionary defines a rubric as “a guide listing specific criteria
for grading or scoring academic papers, projects, or tests.”
In this course,
rubrics:
·
Used before you work, let you know what the
instructor considers important
·
Used after you work, let you know where the
instructor thinks you are “getting it” and what you can do to become stronger
·
Let your instructor
mark consistently but quickly
This course uses
different rubrics when grading:
·
Your paper—and with
this one I also mark your paper according to the rubric
·
Your response to my
feedback so that I can tell that you understood what I had identified
·
Your peer review of
another student’s paper
·
Your response to the
peer review of your own paper by another student
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