EPISODE · Apr 10, 2007 · 14 MIN
Beyond Rubrics
from Discourse about Discourse: Educasts by Ben Wilkoff · host bhwilkoff
This podcast was created because of a discussion I had with my students about the merits of rubrics in a School 2.0 classroom. The data was mixed. Some students felt very comfortable with rubrics because it let them know how to get an A. Others believed that rubrics would hinder their creativity and ability to be authentic. Although I had asked students to help me create a rubric for an assignment, I had never asked them if they thought a rubric was a good idea at all. This podcast is a summary and a discussion of what I decided to do: Student-Centered Youbrics. Show Notes: 00:00:00: Intro to Rubrics 2.0 The Podcast Blog 00:01:46: The Great Rubric Debate The Value of Amateurs 00:03:15: Rubrics in Authentic Learning In the Students own Words 00:04:45: The Youbric The Decision 00:06:11: The Downside of Rubrics 00:07:16: A Geek!Ed! Moment Episode 67 00:08:35: Youbric Vs. Messy Assessment Messy Assessment according to Wes Fryer 00:12:14: The Teacher and Student Assessment Connection 00:12:57: Conclusion The Discovery Utopias
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