Description
Rubrics don't have to be boring for students!
Have students work together to create a collaborative rubric for a speech, project, presentation, or activity!
A designated student can be the recorder while you simply facilitate the discussion. You can then post the rubric on any platform you use (Google Classroom, Seesaw, etc.).
This resource includes a template you can share or copy with students to just fill in without wasting time or worrying about formatting.
It's a on Google Slides so that you can share it or print it.
Below is a blog post with the process I used to engage my students in the activity.
Read about how I structured a collaborative student created rubric in FIVE easy steps!
Blog Post:
http://engagethemiddle.blogspot.com/2018/07/collaborative-student-created-rubric.html
Have students work together to create a collaborative rubric for a speech, project, presentation, or activity!
A designated student can be the recorder while you simply facilitate the discussion. You can then post the rubric on any platform you use (Google Classroom, Seesaw, etc.).
This resource includes a template you can share or copy with students to just fill in without wasting time or worrying about formatting.
It's a on Google Slides so that you can share it or print it.
Below is a blog post with the process I used to engage my students in the activity.
Read about how I structured a collaborative student created rubric in FIVE easy steps!
Blog Post:
http://engagethemiddle.blogspot.com/2018/07/collaborative-student-created-rubric.html
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4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
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30 minutes
Description
Rubrics don't have to be boring for students!
Have students work together to create a collaborative rubric for a speech, project, presentation, or activity!
A designated student can be the recorder while you simply facilitate the discussion. You can then post the rubric on any platform you use (Google Classroom, Seesaw, etc.).
This resource includes a template you can share or copy with students to just fill in without wasting time or worrying about formatting.
It's a on Google Slides so that you can share it or print it.
Below is a blog post with the process I used to engage my students in the activity.
Read about how I structured a collaborative student created rubric in FIVE easy steps!
Blog Post:
http://engagethemiddle.blogspot.com/2018/07/collaborative-student-created-rubric.html
Have students work together to create a collaborative rubric for a speech, project, presentation, or activity!
A designated student can be the recorder while you simply facilitate the discussion. You can then post the rubric on any platform you use (Google Classroom, Seesaw, etc.).
This resource includes a template you can share or copy with students to just fill in without wasting time or worrying about formatting.
It's a on Google Slides so that you can share it or print it.
Below is a blog post with the process I used to engage my students in the activity.
Read about how I structured a collaborative student created rubric in FIVE easy steps!
Blog Post:
http://engagethemiddle.blogspot.com/2018/07/collaborative-student-created-rubric.html
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This was great to use for my student to learn how to create their own rubrics.
This was helpful. Thank you!
My students and I have found this resource very useful!
It is a great starter. It helps the students see what we are doing when creating our rubrics together.
What you see is what you get: a basic rubric.
We just started student created rubrics and this was a great help.
Gave me the structure I needed!
Love it!
Thank you for your feedback and support Amanda!
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