Rubrics assessment brings academic success in students!
Rubrics are innovative ways and means of assessment; it is the scoring card which clearly brings out the expectation of the evaluator along with the […]
3 Brilliant Formative Assessment Strategies for Higher Ed
How do you discover what your college students really know? It isn’t a piece of cake, but formative assessment strategies can help. 3 Formative Assessment […]
Rubrics, Assessment, Evaluation - A Re-Visit
Photo by Bich Tran from Pexels I never liked exams much. Yet, as an educator, yes, I have administered and written many tests, quizzes and exams. Just something […]
3 Reasons Why Teachers Love PechaKucha
PechaKucha. Pecha . . . what? The word comes from a Japanese onomatopoeia, meaning “chitchat.” It’s a presentation style devised by two architects. And it’s […]
Check Out Sakai LMS Three-Year Roadmap (Infographic)
Flexibility. Rubrics. The cloud. Early this year, the institutions behind Sakai agreed upon a three-year roadmap. It will align the community’s needs with the open […]
6 Benefits of Student Teaching Videos for Observation
Here’s a question: is it possible to conduct all your observations through student teaching videos? We had the chance to interview a teacher educator who’s […]
4 Ways Student Rubrics Make Teaching Easier and More Awesome
Rubrics are a teacher’s best friend. They standardize assessments, reduce the load of grading, improve inter-rater reliability, and more. It’s no wonder rubrics claimed fifth […]
13 Time-Saving Grading Hacks from the Experts
I dare you to think of the worst part of teaching. Go ahead. What drives you crazy in the teaching world? Well, if you’re like […]
How to Grade Using a Digital Rubric Workflow
Peanut butter and jelly. Peas and carrots. English teachers and rubrics. Some of our biggest users of Chalkup's rubric workflow are English teachers managing essays, […]
Achieve OER Rubrics for Evaluating Open Resources
Achieve OER Rubrics for Evaluating Open Resources: To help states, districts, teachers, and other...
Encouraging autonomy in teen classes
You might not need to encourage your students to take control of their learning. I do. My teens aren’t used to working independently or undertaking […]
5 Tips On Using Rubrics For Public Speaking
Evaluating soft skills like public speaking can be tough, especially across multiple speakers. A rubric keeps your evaluation on track by using standardized criteria, which […]
