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Rubrics

Using the Internet, identify three different websites that have posted a rubric that is suitable in the classroom or worksite. Provide the link to the websites. Identify whether each rubric is task-specific, hypergeneral, or skill-focused and the reasons to support our decision. Discuss how you would interpret scores from the rubrics in determining student achievement or learning.

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Rubric assessment and explanation is performed using resources to validate. Three types of rubrics are given as examples, identifying whether each rubric is task-specific, hypergeneral or skill-focused.

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1. Rubric for Classroom Webpages:

This is a website from the University of Wisconsin:
http://www2.uwstout.edu/content/profdev/rubrics/webpagerubric.html
(Joan Vandervelde, 2001)

The evaluation scale is as follows:
A - Exemplary: 32-36 points
B - Proficient: 28-31 points
Partially Proficient or Unsatisfactory: Needs to be resubmitted - fewer than 28 points

This rubric is to determine if a student (or worker) has successfully completed a ...

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