GROUND RULE Two

Published on Mar 29, 2017

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Ground Rule Two

AAC&U | Wende Morgaine Garrison
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Parts of a Rubric video

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  • We are not changing the rubric (today).
  • This is not grading. This is scoring.
  • Start with 4 and work to the right.
  • For each criterion, connect specific places in the work sample with the assigned score.
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  • Avoid focusing on whether the work sample content is correct unless the rubric specifies.
  • We cannot infer.
  • Pick one whole number score per criterion. Avoid “.5”.
  • Zero is an option.
  • As we discuss scores given on each line of the rubric, notice whether a trend emerges in your own scoring.
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This is not grading. This is scoring.

Perhaps the most difficult ground rule.

We are professional graders.

But when we score with a rubric the only standard is the performance descriptors on the rubric.

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Match performance descriptor to specific performance in work sample

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