Articles for tag: Rubrics

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How to Make a Rubric for Classroom Assessment

One of the most important tools in a teacher’s toolbox is the ability to make a solid and reliable rubric. Rubrics not only help students prepare assignments, but they also provide teachers with a fair, measured, and fast method for assessment. There are many ways to make a rubric and this guide will demonstrate how ...

The Value of Assessment in the Classroom

Assessment is the process and procedures used to gather data, utilizing a variety of factors, about student performance. Assessment is a very important factor in education. An educational professional must be able to effectively evaluate and assess the students progress and knowledge of the subjects being taught. A teacher must also be able to assess ...

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Teaching Perspective and Point-Of-View

Objective: Students should come away with working definitions of the terms “perspective” and “point-of-view,” as well as the ability to recognize from whose perspective a story is taking place, and to insert their own perspectives into their writing.   Age/Grade: 2nd-3rd   Materials: The Pain and The Great One by Judy Blume Writing materials (paper, ...

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Five Tips for Success in AP Classes

Here it is: your first day of school, and you’ve signed up to take an AP class (or two or three!). You’re understandably intimidated as the teacher launches off into a diatribe about DBQ’s, FRQ’s, how fast the class movies, how much material the course covers, and of course, the all important AP Exam in ...

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Small Group Learning Strategies

Placing students in small groups to complete a task is an important method of teaching. It provides students with a variety of activities and is able to accommodate different modalities. Working in small groups provides motivation for the students and allows a student to focus on his or her strengths. Small group work gives the ...