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Create a detailed grading rubric with clear performance descriptors for any assignment, project, or assessment.
Help me create a grading rubric for an assignment or project. **The assignment:** [Describe what learners are being asked to produce or do] **Learning objectives this assignment assesses:** [What skills or knowledge should this rubric measure?] **Learner level:** [e.g. high school, undergraduate, graduate, professional training] **Grading scale:** [e.g. 4-point scale (Excellent/Proficient/Developing/Beginning), letter grades (A/B/C/D/F), percentage, or pass/fail] **What matters most:** [List the 3–5 most important qualities of a strong submission] **What I've seen go wrong in past submissions:** [Common mistakes or weak spots — optional but helpful] Create a complete rubric with: 1. **Criteria** — 4–6 distinct, non-overlapping assessment dimensions 2. **Performance descriptors** — for each criterion, a clear description of what each grade level looks like (not just "excellent vs. poor" — specific, observable behaviors) 3. **Point values** — weighted points per criterion that reflect their relative importance 4. **Total score guide** — how final scores map to letter grades or outcomes 5. **Feedback prompts** — 1–2 sentence starters for giving written feedback at each level 6. **Self-assessment version** — a simplified checklist learners can use before submitting
Creating grading rubrics for essays, projects, presentations, coding assignments, or creative work at any educational level.
A complete rubric with 4–6 criteria, performance descriptors at each grade level, weighted point values, a scoring guide, and a learner self-assessment checklist.
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