Thanks Julian - a nice summary. I do love a good rubric. The comment that the content of rubrics are not indicators is a good reminder - it's really hard for time-poor providers to park this, as they often want to make best use of the data they already have or are mandated to collect.
It would be great to hear your thoughts on what is often the next step - synthesizing all this into an evaluative judgement. Not all providers I've worked with want this, but some do.
Thanks Julian - a nice summary. I do love a good rubric. The comment that the content of rubrics are not indicators is a good reminder - it's really hard for time-poor providers to park this, as they often want to make best use of the data they already have or are mandated to collect.
It would be great to hear your thoughts on what is often the next step - synthesizing all this into an evaluative judgement. Not all providers I've worked with want this, but some do.
Hi Tonita, thank you! I will write a response about synthesis and evaluative judgements in a future post. Stay tuned!