directions for conducting religious services were also printed in red, “rubric,”
which comes from the Latin for “red” or “reddish,” has evolved to mean “an
established custom or rule of procedure.” (Online dictionary) The term was adopted by educators in the
1980s to refer to a set of standards and/or directions for assessing student
outcomes and guiding student learning
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ollie4: Building a Better Mousetrap - 1 views
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I find this a little humerous that the word rubric spawned from directions used in religious services - correlating the seperation between church and state. A little funny I think.
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ollie4: Educational Leadership: The Quest for Quality - 5 views
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meeting student, teacher, and district information needs
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Different assessment methods chart
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