Activity Introduction

Rubric introduction

A rubric is a method for monitoring student’s learning based on chosen criteria or guidelines. Rubrics are often provided to students before they commence an assessment task so they are able to think about the criteria on which part of their assessment will occur.

The sample rubric for this unit of work is generic and is based on ‘A model of inquiry learning’ in which students will be collecting and using data. The criteria is based on the Australian Curriculum and overlaps Science, English, Mathematics and Geography.  Teachers are encouraged to modify this rubric to meet their specific assessment needs.

 

Keywords: Rubric, Criteria, Assessment, Grade, Marking.

 

Worksheets

Teacher Worksheet

Sample Rubric years for 9 and 10 for an environmental unit of work

Student’s name:

Unit of work:

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Criteria Beginning Developing Accomplished Exemplary
Interpreting and analysing text Only a few points are identified by skimming a text about an issue so the rebuttal does not relate back to the text After skimming the text some of the main points are missed about an issue so the rebuttal is limited with supporting evidence After skimming text to find the main points about an issue a rebuttal is produced with supporting evidence  After skimming text to find the main points about an issue a rebuttal is produced with many sources of supporting evidence
Responding to texts Only examine a couple of simplistic arguments about an environmental issue in the community and justifying a personal stance Analyse some arguments about an environmental issue in the community and justifying a personal stance  Analyse the range of arguments about an environmental iss
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