RUBRICS Examples for grading projects, participation in group activities, assignment, recitation

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What is a rubric?

*A rubric is an assessment tool that

clearly indicates achievement

criteria across all the components

of any kind of student work,

from written to oral to

visual.

* It can be used for marking

assignments, class participation

or overall grades.

*It is a scoring tool that lists

the criteria for a piece of work.

*It is a type of scoring guide that 

assesses group projects, portfolios,

presentations.


RUBRICS in PROJECT

POINTS            INDICATORS

5                    Submitted on time,

                        clean, attractive

4                    Submitted on time,

                        ready-made

3                    Submitted but not

                        on time, not clean,

                        not attractive

2                    Late, not complete

1                    Not submitted


RUBRICS in PARTICIPATION/GROUP

ACTIVITIES

POINTS            INDICATORS

5                    Shows eagerness and

                        cooperation to do the 

                        task, participate actively,

                        do great help to the group.

4                    Shows eagerness and

                        cooperation to do the task,

                        good follower only

3                    Participated but late, with 

                        teacher's supervision.

2                    Activity was done but does not

                        show eagerness to participate

                        or cooperate.

1                    No interest in participating in

                        the activities.


RUBRICS in ASSIGNMENT

POINTS            INDICATORS

5                    Clean, not more than 1 error

4                    Clean, with 3-4 errors

3                    Not clean, with more than 5 errors

2                    Incomplete assignment

1                    No assignment


RUBRICS in RECITATION

POINTS            INDICATORS

5                    Gives and state answer correctly

4                    State answer correctly

3                    Answer abruptly

2                    Try to give the answer even if

                        it is not correct

1                    Refuse to participate or answer

                        

                



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