I explore the
web looking for rubrics and of course rubistar is one of the best, but I also
found many in the site I mentioned in the last post. Here I want to show you another
site which is very useful when dealing with the assessment among peers:
For the dimensions of quality/criteria I chose: volume, clear language,
voice and body language, vocabulary and time limits.
For the levels
of mastery I had to identify
each end of the scale and then fill in the middle. For example:
1.
identify the
characteristics of the highest level of performance for each criteria
2.
determine the
characteristics of unacceptable performance (that which has not achieved the
minimum required standard)
3.
consider what
levels of performance fits between these two extremes.
Taken from http://www.flinders.edu.au/teaching/teaching-strategies/assessment/grading/designing-rubric.cfm
Here is my rubric:
Here is my rubric:
Best wishes!
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