The Use of Scoring Rubrics¶
Jonsson, A., & Svingby, G. (2007). The Use of Scoring Rubrics: Reliability, Validity and Educational Consequences. Educational Research Review, 2(2), 130-144.
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Mechanisms¶
- Criterion Rubric
- Its strength is repeatability: a good rubric raises inter-rater reliability — the degree to which independent reviewers reach the same judgment on the same work.
This sourceFinds that well-designed scoring rubrics can improve scoring reliability, including agreement among raters judging the same performance.
- Its strength is repeatability: a good rubric raises inter-rater reliability — the degree to which independent reviewers reach the same judgment on the same work.
- Grading Rubric
- The board also runs calibration sessions where examiners grade shared scripts and reconcile, tightening inter-rater agreement
This sourceFinds that rater training can improve the reliability of rubric-based scoring.
- The board also runs calibration sessions where examiners grade shared scripts and reconcile, tightening inter-rater agreement
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