Thomas R. Guskey Rubrics have been a part of education for decades. Although the exact origin of rubrics is uncertain, it could be argued their theoretical roots stem from the seminal work of Benjamin Bloom and his colleagues in developing the Taxonomies of Educational Objectives (Bloom,...
Post written by Thomas R. Guskey Professor of Educational Psychology, University of Kentucky Rubrics help educators describe student performance at all levels of education. Recently, however, educators have come under fire for the way they translate rubric scores to grades on report cards. Although many believe...
Today's guest post is written by Thomas Guskey, Professor of Educational Psychology at the University of Kentucky. Educators implementing standards-based approaches to grading and reporting often struggle with how to label different levels of students' performance. Four levels of performance is the most common number identified....