alleryWhat benefit do rubrics bring to grading?
- More consistent scoring
- Faster pupil promotion
- Fewer assignments
- No need for criteria
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Correct answer: A. More consistent scoring
Grading is more consistent when using a rubric.
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Rubrics are especially useful for which kind of work in social science?
- Project assessments
- Rote recitation only
- Attendance marking
- Seating arrangements
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Correct answer: A. Project assessments
Rubrics are ideal for project assessments, giving criteria for each component.
Which is a UK principle of assessment for learning?
- Ranking pupils every month
- Adjusting teaching to the results
- Replacing feedback with grades
- Keeping criteria secret
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Correct answer: B. Adjusting teaching to the results
One principle is adjusting teaching to take account of the results of the assessment.
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