Sentence examples for rubric it from inspiring English sources

While Ohio received an overall grade of F with the rubric, it is worthy of mention that its lengthy standards document (344 pages) provided teachers with the best resources of any state document.

But if Comey was willing to approve what a secret NSA inspector general's report called "essentially … the same authority to collect bulk internet metadata that it had" under a new legal rubric, it calls into question how "fundamentally wrong" Comey considered the surveillance.

Trying to grapple with Mr. Huckabee's easygoing way — reflected in favorable newspaper articles about his sense of humor — they began sending to news organizations challenges to Mr. Huckabee under the rubric "It's No Laughing Matter".

When essay #2 was rated with the Rubric it received an overall score of 3.4 which showed a significant increase, t(4) = -3.162, p = 0.034.

Wolf and Stevens (2007) p.13 warns students might think "If it is not on the rubric, it must not be important or possible".

Through this rubric, it's easy to see why Glass exists and why Android Wear was designed the way it was — with voice taking a pretty primary place in the overall interaction experience.

After all, the 11-member admissions committee cannot necessarily rely on the rubrics it applies to American applications (which are challenging enough to sort through).

According to the literature, when establishing reliability and validity for rubrics, it is important to test it with different members of the intended audience (Jonsson and Svingby 2007; Reddy and Andrade 2010; Moskal and Leydens 2000).

"So that averages out when you put it into rubrics; it's in a formula so it isn't bias.

After creating the rubric, give it to a classmate to use for evaluating several sites.

"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.