Sentence examples for no rubric from inspiring English sources

"The current system has no rubric so it is harder to know what you are checking for," said Janis Hughes, a principal who attended the training.

At the moment there is no rubric for marking students' writing.

Abdur Rahim, an English teacher, pointed out that problems already exist when teachers mark work: At the moment there is no rubric for marking students' writing.

There is no rubric or requirement that teachers meet student achievement benchmarks or undergo a certain number of observations from a principal or third-party observer.

The crowd laughed, but Miroshnik, who wasn't joking, continued on, saying, "There's no rubric for it, so these are questions that, when I'm talking to folks in the boardroom, they're struggling with how to balance those interests.

There is no rubric or test that can grade us as moms, or as people.

In the magazine, of course, there were no rubrics, so, you know, the reader could make up his or her mind.

Nevertheless, no rubrics exist for assessing students' writing in academic and science communication courses.

The producers displayed no pretension or hand-wringing — no stated rubric of avant-gardism and no rhetoric about how it's our responsibility to support experimental composers as a cause.

Aretha Franklin and Stanley Turrentine, for example, are playing a festival concert program tonight, and with no stated rubric or reason, those in the audience will hear blues, bebop, gospel and pop; they don't need a John Hammond any more to tell them how all this music fits together.

So, while DSM-5 and ICD-10 have made substantial inroads in reliably diagnosing syndromes such as depression, there is no international rubric to which could reliably guide clinicians to determine a course of treatment.