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Rubric Development: A Step-by-Step Guide for Assessing Student Performance - Prof. Kathryn, Study notes of History of Education

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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Stages of Rubric
Development
Curriculum 316
Dr. K. Rommel-Esham
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Decide
Make a preliminary decision on the
dimensions of the performance or
product to be assessed.
To assess science processes, consider
conceptual understanding, processes and
strategies, interpretation of results,
communication, and group processes.
3
Examine
Look at some actual examples of
student work to see if you have
omitted any important dimensions.
How would you do this at the onset if you
have no student work to examine?
4
Refine
Refine and consolidate your list of
dimensions as needed.
Determine the number of categories you
need for your rubric and what each
category will encompass.
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Stages of Rubric

Development

Curriculum 316 Dr. K. Rommel-Esham

Decide

 Make a preliminary decision on the

dimensions of the performance or

product to be assessed.

 To assess science processes, consider

conceptual understanding, processes and

strategies, interpretation of results,

communication, and group processes.

Examine

 Look at some actual examples of

student work to see if you have

omitted any important dimensions.

 How would you do this at the onset if you

have no student work to examine?

Refine

 Refine and consolidate your list of

dimensions as needed.

 Determine the number of categories you

need for your rubric and what each

category will encompass.

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

 complete understanding

 3 Admirable

 adequate understanding

 2 Acceptable

 limited understanding

 1 Amateur

 little or no

understanding

 3 Strong

 high achievement

 2 Capable

 adequate achievement

 1 Developing

 limited achievement