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Re: Ideas for rubrics
Posted:
Feb 26, 1999 12:55 PM
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There are several rubrics you might look at and perhaps modify to fit
your needs. In Everyday Math there is a very simple rubric which
uses B-beginnning , D-developing, and S-Secure. You can check the book
to get a more definitive description of what beginning , developing
and secure might mean.
There is a rubric with comes with open response questions from a
groups called EXEMPLARS. Usually the rubrics vary according to the
problem.
I hope this helps.
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