Creating Equity with Checklists and Rubrics

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“What makes rubrics such a valuable strategy for equitable grading is that what distinguishes one score from another is explicitly described. With a rubric, the teacher’s considerations and definitions of quality are now made manifest for everyone to access. The students don’t have to guess or infer how to succeed” (Feldman, 2018, p. 189).

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