A scoring guide use to evaluate the quality of students is called____________?
Correct answer: D. rubrics
- A. rating scales
- B. checklists
- C. inventories
- D. rubrics
Explanation
A rubric is a scoring guide that describes criteria and performance levels for judging the quality of student work. Checklists usually record whether features are present, while rating scales indicate degree without the same detailed criteria.
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