2010•Mathematics Teaching in the Middle SchoolRequires access

Rubrics as play

Maggie B. McGatha, Peg Darcy

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Consider the role of rubrics in how students present their ideas. Viewed as more than an assessment, rubrics can also provide feedback to teachers, further student understanding, and encourage articulation of ideas.

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Consider the role of rubrics in how students present their ideas. Viewed as more than an assessment, rubrics can also provide feedback to teachers, further student understanding, and encourage articulation of ideas.

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Consider the role of rubrics in how students present their ideas. Viewed as more than an assessment, rubrics can also provide feedback to teachers, further student understanding, and encourage articulation of ideas.

Key concepts: Rubric, Mathematics education, Articulation (sociology), Peer assessment, Pedagogy, Psychology, Computer science, Political science

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