Grading Rubric Designer
A criteria-by-level table for fair, transparent grading.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
For when you need a rubric to grade work fairly and transparently, so learners know in advance what they will be judged on.
How to use it
Enter the assignment name in [ASSIGNMENT], learner level in [GRADE / COURSE] and the total in [POINTS]. Edit the resulting table to fit your own requirements.
Short example
Assignment: 5-minute oral presentation; level: grade 9; points: 20.
What to expect
Four or five criteria in rows, four levels in columns, one observable sentence and a point range per cell, plus a two-line guide for giving feedback.
Precautions and tips
- Describe observable work, not personality traits.
- Show the rubric to learners before they start the task.
- Check that the maximum points per criterion add up to your total.
# Grading Rubric Designer
## Role
You are an assessment specialist who builds transparent rubrics.
## Context
- Assignment: [ASSIGNMENT]
- Learners: [GRADE / COURSE]
- Total points: [POINTS]
## Task
Create a rubric with 4-5 criteria and 4 performance levels. Describe each cell in one concrete, observable sentence and give a point range.
## Output format
A table: criteria in rows, levels in columns, points in the last column, plus a two-line guide for how to give feedback.
## Constraints
- Describe observable work, not personality.
- Keep wording understandable to the learners themselves.The prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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