"It's a rubric to tell the story of a lot of fascinating women," says Longworth.
I learned to apply that rubric to business, and it has worked incredibly well for me.
It happens that Staples wrote the rubric to Dispersion, although Leckey could no doubt have done it just as well; he does, after all, both lecture and "lecture".
His project, called "Transient Glory," has turned into a large-scale venture with different music publishers collaborating under one rubric to make the pieces available to other choruses.
The committee put together a rubric to help teachers understand what good writing looks like, and began devoting faculty meetings to teaching department heads how to use it.
Sexual assault is so common in India that news outlets often use a rubric to go with articles about rape, or reuse an illustration, photo or "bug" whenever a rape story comes up.
She even stretches the rubric to apply to things as well as to words: "The new product that will change your life is probably just more cheap, plastic bullshit," she writes.
Let us hope that the remarkable similarities between Germany then and Russia now will not lead to similar outcomes.Nathaniel KentLondonSIR – The rubric to your article said the piece was partly about a political "grudge" with Chechnya.
(And yet, even as a rubric to be blindly followed, "heritage" is ignored astonishingly in Calcutta: iconic people's houses are unmarked and repeatedly destroyed; grade-A "listed" structures are torn down).
Students also use the rubric to give anonymised peer feedback during team-based academic assignments.
Standards also provide a rubric to determine which students are not meeting the learning goals set by the standards.
