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Developing and Using Rubrics for Assessing, Grading, and Improving Student WritingMary Allen (inalleiifficsub.edu) Humboldt State University November complete_writing_rubric_packet_by_mary_allen 7, 2009Program AssessmentProgram assessment is an on-going process designed to monitor and improve student learning. Faculty:•develop explicit statements of what students should learn (SLOs).•verify that the program is designed to foster this learning (alignment).•develop a meaningful, manageable, complete_writing_rubric_packet_by_mary_allensustainable assessment plan.•collect empirical data that indicate student attainment (assessment data).•assess the evidence and reach a conclusion (stcomplete_writing_rubric_packet_by_mary_allen
udents’ level of mastery is satisfactory or disappointing).•use these data to improve student learning (close the loop).Rubrics provide the criteria fDeveloping and Using Rubrics for Assessing, Grading, and Improving Student WritingMary Allen (inalleiifficsub.edu) Humboldt State University November complete_writing_rubric_packet_by_mary_allen as essays, research reports, portfolios, works of art. recitals, oral presentations, performances, and group activities. Rubrics can be used to provide formative feedback to students, to grade students, and/or to assess courses or programs.There are two major types of scoring rubrics:•Holistic scor complete_writing_rubric_packet_by_mary_allening — one global, holistic score for a product or behavior•Analytic rubrics — separate scoring of specified characteristics of a product or behaviorRucomplete_writing_rubric_packet_by_mary_allen
bric ExamplesRubrics have many strengths:•Complex products or behaviors can be examined efficiently.•Developing a rubric helps to precisely define facDeveloping and Using Rubrics for Assessing, Grading, and Improving Student WritingMary Allen (inalleiifficsub.edu) Humboldt State University November complete_writing_rubric_packet_by_mary_allen ask, “Did the student meet the criteria for level 5 of the rubric?” rather than “How well did this student do compared to other students?" This is more compatible with cooperative and collaborativeAllen - 1learning environments than competitive grading schemes and is essential when using rubrics fo complete_writing_rubric_packet_by_mary_allenr program assessment because you want to learn how well students have met your standards.Rubrics can be used for grading, as well as assessment.Here’scomplete_writing_rubric_packet_by_mary_allen
an assessment rubric—an analytic rubric with three dimensions for assessing oral presentation skills.Rubric for Assessing Oral PresentationsBelow ExpDeveloping and Using Rubrics for Assessing, Grading, and Improving Student WritingMary Allen (inalleiifficsub.edu) Humboldt State University November complete_writing_rubric_packet_by_mary_allens some evidence which supports conclusions.The presentation is carefully organized and provides convincing evidence to support conclusions.ContentThe content is inaccurate or overly general. Listeners are unlikely to learn anything or may be misled.The content is generally accurate, but incomplete. complete_writing_rubric_packet_by_mary_allenListeners may learn some isolated facts, but they are unlikely to gain new insights about the topic.The content is accurate and complete. Listeners arcomplete_writing_rubric_packet_by_mary_allen
e likely to gain new insights about the topic.DeliveryThe speaker appears anxious and uncomfortable, and reads notes, rather than speaks. Listeners arDeveloping and Using Rubrics for Assessing, Grading, and Improving Student WritingMary Allen (inalleiifficsub.edu) Humboldt State University November complete_writing_rubric_packet_by_mary_allene speaker is relaxed and comfortable, speaks without undue reliance on notes, and interacts effectively with listeners.Allen - 2Alternative Format 1.Points are assigned and used for grading, as shown below, and the categories (Below Expectation. Satisfactory. Exemplaiy) can be used for assessment. F complete_writing_rubric_packet_by_mary_allenaculty who share an assessment rubric might:•assign points in different ways, depending on the nature OÍ (heir courses•decide to add more rows for coucomplete_writing_rubric_packet_by_mary_allen
rse-specific criteria or comments.Notic e how this rubric allows faculty, who may not l)e experts on oral presentation skills, to give detailed formatDeveloping and Using Rubrics for Assessing, Grading, and Improving Student WritingMary Allen (inalleiifficsub.edu) Humboldt State University November complete_writing_rubric_packet_by_mary_allen reduce the time they spend grading and eliminate the need to repeatedly write the same comments to multiple students.Rubric for Grading Oral Presentations complete_writing_rubric_packet_by_mary_allenDeveloping and Using Rubrics for Assessing, Grading, and Improving Student WritingMary Allen (inalleiifficsub.edu) Humboldt State University NovemberGọi ngay
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