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The stages of developing a rubric for assessing student performance, from deciding on dimensions to evaluating and piloting the rubric. It covers concepts such as conceptual understanding, cooperation, organization, and presentation, and provides definitions and sample rubric descriptors.
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Curriculum 316 Dr. K. Rommel-Esham
Define Write a definition of each of the dimensions. What is “conceptual understanding?” What do you mean by “communication?” Dimensions: Organization - The ability to arrange in a coherent form. Cooperation - To work or act together toward a common end or purpose. Content - The subject matter. Presentation - Show or display. (^) 6 Develop Develop a continuum (scale) for describing the range of products or performances on each of the dimensions. Determine the number of levels you need for your rubric and what the distinction between adjacent categories will be. Write a description for each level of each dimension
Sample Rubric Descriptors 6 Exceptional exemplary achievement (^5) Strong commendable achievement 4 Capable adequate achievement 3 Developing some evidence of achievement (^2) Limited limited evidence of achievement 1 Emergent minimal evidence of achievement 5 Impressive outstanding 4 Notable very effective 3 Adequate effective 2 Minimal marginally effective 1 Incomplete ineffective
Sample Rubric Descriptors, continued 4 Awesome
3 Admirable
2 Acceptable
1 Amateur
3 Strong
2 Capable
1 Developing