Sentence examples for rubrics that from inspiring English sources
In trying to merge opposing views of the world, he said, politicians are combining elements of left and right under rubrics that are given fancy names like the Third Way but could equally be viewed as "ideological mush".
However, the companies so far have only disclosed one that's definitely making the transition: Chalkup's criteria-based grading rubrics that let teachers give students feedback on their work.
Prior to developing the Rubric, rubrics that were currently used to assess EFL descriptive writing were collected and analyzed.
This paper will review previous work in characterizing capstone experiences, present the method used to frame USAFA's capstones, and show a proposed a set of key characteristics and associated rubrics that will be used in future research.
The net result of this process is that we wind up with either 1) complex and time-consuming rubrics that generate results at least as variable as the more holistic, subjective assessments they replaced, or 2) rubrics comprised of the kinds of concrete yet meaningless criteria that can be consistently assessed and quantified by any half-functional idiot or semi-intelligent machine.
This is because they consist of rubrics that can not be divided into smaller parts.
But it's not only the rubric that causes problems – it's also the behaviour of the exam boards.
Today's reviews are often given a critical rubric that would have been foreign to a writer of even 50 years ago -- "Rock Review," for example, or "Performance Art Review".
In the 3rd century bce, the sage-alchemist Zou Yan introduced a systematic cosmological theory under the same rubric that was to dominate the intellectual world of the Han dynasty (206 bce–220 ce).
We intervene in the name of American values, an elastic rubric that can mean anything from halting a genocide to, in George W. Bush's expansive doctrine, promoting freedom.
Four years ago, CUNY declared the "Decade of Science," a neat rubric that encapsulated an ambitious plan to attract nationally recognized scientists in emerging disciplines and erect a half-dozen new science buildings on several campuses.
