Assessing with rubrics

A short training course for teachers: what a rubric is, how to build one with criteria and levels, an example for an oral presentation, how to make one with students, common mistakes and how to give useful feedback.

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What’s inside

  1. Assessing with rubrics
  2. What a rubric is
  3. Example: oral presentation
  4. How to build it
  5. Vague and concrete descriptors
  6. With students
  7. Frequent mistakes
  8. Useful feedback
  9. Make yours

How to use it

  1. Click Use this template: it opens in Revela, in your browser. Nothing to install.
  2. Replace the text, images and data with your own. The speaker notes tell you what to say on each slide.
  3. Present it with your phone as a remote, share it with a link or download it as PowerPoint.

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