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Using Rubrics – Crossword Review

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Using Rubrics – Crossword Review

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This crossword puzzle helps you review key terms from the document “Using Rubrics to Support Clear and Fair Assessment.” Each clue is linked to an important idea about rubrics, such as criteria, feedback, and types of rubrics.

By completing this activity, you will:
- Reinforce your understanding of rubric-related vocabulary
- Connect assessment terms with their meanings
- Reflect on how rubrics support clarity, fairness, and consistency in grading

Read each clue carefully and fill in the crossword with the correct word. This is a quick, low-stakes way to check your understanding after reading the document or participating in a workshop.

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This crossword puzzle helps you review key terms from the document “Using Rubrics to Support Clear and Fair Assessment.” Each clue is linked to an important idea about rubrics, such as criteria, feedback, and types of rubrics. By completing this activity, you will: - Reinforce your understanding of rubric-related vocabulary - Connect assessment terms with their meanings - Reflect on how rubrics support clarity, fairness, and consistency in grading Read each clue carefully and fill in the crossword with the correct word. This is a quick, low-stakes way to check your understanding after reading the document or participating in a workshop.

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An assessment guide that lists criteria and levels of performance for a task.

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The specific aspects of student work that are being evaluated, such as organization or analysis

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Information given to students about what is going well and what needs improvement.

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A type of rubric that gives one overall score with a general description of performance.

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A rubric that breaks work into several parts and scores each criterion separately.

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What grading becomes when the same standards are applied fairly across many assignments and students.

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The process of evaluating student learning using tools such as rubrics, tests, and projects.

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When students use a rubric to score their own work and reflect on gaps in their learning.

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