Writing Rubrics That Give You Back Your Weekends
The best rubrics save teachers time and give students that feedback they need to do better on the next assignment. Here’s how to create them.
The best rubrics save teachers time and give students that feedback they need to do better on the next assignment. Here’s how to create them.
We all know that the best way to improve our students’ writing is by having them write more. However, it’s no fun to think about grading all of those extra papers, especially when you already have piles of stuff already to grade. The back log can get pretty unmanageable and
I don’t know a single teacher who would rather grade than teach (and if you do, give me your address. I’ll send you a large package with a self-addressed stamped envelope with some essays. Thanks!) However, grading essays, tests, and homework is part of the responsibility of being a teacher.