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Rethinking Writing Rubrics with Maja Wilson

nancyrubinJune 9, 2012

Barry Lane interviews Maja Wilson, author of Rethinking Rubrics in Writing Assessment (Heinemann) . She describes how her frustration with writing rubrics lead to her study of their history and new understandings on how to assess student writing off the educational power grid. Start a revolution in your English department by doing a study circle around Maja’s book. Learn what real assessment is.

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