Rubric
Pronunciation: /ˈruːbrɪk/
Rubric (noun)
- A set of instructions or criteria used to evaluate or grade work.
- A title or heading in a book or document, often in a different color or style.
- A category or class under which something is organized or classified.
Examples
- The teacher provided a rubric to clarify the grading criteria.
- Students used the rubric to understand how their essays would be evaluated.
Common collocations: grading rubric, assessment rubric, use a rubric, chapter rubric, title rubric