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In educational assessment, a rubric is a scoring guide that lays out the criteria for a piece of work and describes, level by level, what performance looks like at each point on the scale. In their review of scoring rubrics, Jonsson and Svingby examine when such guides make judgements more consistent between raters and whether they genuinely support learning. The referent is an explicit criterion-and-level scheme for evaluating performance, measured by its reliability and validity, and it is a different construct from a liturgical direction or a heading of a law despite the shared name.[1]
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