grading criteria
Assessment measurement benchmarks
Grading criteria are the standards used to evaluate and score work—assignments, exams, performances, or products.
They specify what qualities matter and how much each contributes to the final assessment: The grading criteria weighted originality at 40 percent.
A rubric is a formalized set of grading criteria with defined levels of achievement.
- rubricsScoring standards for evaluation
- answer keyList of correct responses
- pointExact location or meaning
- partial creditPoints for incomplete answers
- learning objectivesIntended outcomes of instruction
mark · academic rigor · weighted · score · analytical reasoning · skill assessments · formative assessment · standardized testing · pass · assessment methods · fail · meets expectations · needs improvement · red pen · extra credit · critical thinking · satisfactory · total
- course materialssyllabi, course outlines, course descriptions, learning objectives, assignments
- school documentssyllabus, textbook, worksheet, handout, report card
grading criteriagut feeling
Instinctive sense about something
intuition · whim · snap judgment · instinct · bias
grading criteriaemotional response
Feeling prompted by stimulus
hunches · vibes · feelings · prejudice · favoritism