How do I enter points in my rubric if I have a range of scores within a level?
This video walks you through how to create a grading rubric that accommodates a range of scores. We demonstrate using a middle school level rubric with criteria based on language proficiency, specifically focusing on perfect, good, and average use of language. We emphasize using the higher end of the score ranges to ensure accurate grading. Additional instructions and screenshots follow the video below.
If you have a rubric like the one below where given a criteria, there could be a range of points assigned within a level, you should assign the higher end of each range to the points for each level.
The following advanced rubric shows how when adding the Language criteria for the different levels, the points were assigned as the higher end of each of the ranges.
If you have a rubric like the one below where given a criteria, there could be a range of points assigned within a level, you should assign the higher end of each range to the points for each level.
The following advanced rubric shows how when adding the Language criteria for the different levels, the points were assigned as the higher end of each of the ranges.
Updated on: 07/04/2025
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