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I like the simple rubrics the most.  I would use this one!

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I like the simple rubrics the most.  I would use this one!

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Here is a rubric I have used before and made some tweeks.

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Here is a rubric I have used before and made some tweeks.

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1G9Y7qlwz45Jit3xmTBFuyrbZ5Hf0DK1v/view?usp=sharing

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I have been informally using a rubric like this for a year now. I am going to add the questions at the end that required more of the self evaluation. I liked that.

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*Disclaimer: This was going to be a single-point rubric, but I'm breaking the standard down into three parts for my students who are starting a research project.

I like the idea of single-point rubrics, and I think it would be great to create a rubric like that for all of the standards I'm supposed to be assessing. However, some of the standards have multiple aspects to them (like the one attached), so it's a little more of a struggle to break them down. I honestly think this is what I need to do, though, to get myself on track for mastery grading and getting my stuff in Empower. This will make grading less subjective while also giving students the chance to assess themselves and know what they need to do for mastery.

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It is difficult for me to ...dumb down, if you will, the standard I’m working on to reflect, say, a 1 vs a 4. However, as time has gone one, I feel as though I’m getting better at it.

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I have attached a One Skill Rubric that would be used in a PE class that covers literally one skill. The back-hand swing in badmitton.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sS_4qroxXIGzTt-tNoArUWCtoeIJOCYS0a5Y4nq7tvc/edit

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I really like the simplicity of the single point rubric. In my rubric (which I think is an analytical rubric) I tried to use the progressions that were given on Empower and ended up changing most of them. I tried to make them a little more concise and ended up deleting and moving quite a few of them.

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I hope this works.

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Here it is, in all its unfinished, rough-draft glory.

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TA!DA! The simple 1 point rubric is a place I would like to start in an effort to better support the gen. ed. population in assessing writing skills for students with learning differences in written expression

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The vertical single point rubric seemed to be the simplest and make the most sense to me.

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As I said yesterday, this is very similar to what we created in the LMS.  With time, the LMS could work once we are able to set it up to work for each individual discipline.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dGGKyXnpRtqY0lxL384wkXKDRcC6R0g1WvC_iFXVov0/edit?usp=sharing

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