What do the dimensions of a quality rubric look like?
Dimensions are clusters or groupings of the various attributes you want to see in the student work. They serve as a reference for the student to review their work.
Quality dimensions:
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1. are clearly defined so students can understand their meaning. |
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2. are prioritized or placed in a purposeful order. |
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3. focus on either the student's product/performance OR the process they used to complete a task. |
Examples of quality rubrics:
* with clear definitions (in non-table format)
* clearly prioritized
Examples of revised rubric:
* from process and product dimensions to product or process only
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Explore other attributes of a quality rubric through the components below
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