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Holistic grading - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Standards based tests use holistic grading to establish scoring of a paper. It can also be used to assess classroom-based work. Rather than counting errors, a paper is judged holistically if it has to...
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Figure 1 displays a scoring rubric that was developed to guide the evaluation of student writing samples in a college classroom (based loosely on Leydens & Thompson, 1997). This is an example of a holistic scoring rubric with four score levels.
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English 11.037: Composition, Fall 1999 Writing as Communication and Community Holistic Scoring: A Prime ... Holistic scoring was orginally designed for the large-scale assessment of writing for the Educational Testing Service (ETS). Direct assessment was considered preferable to indirect assessment (such as multiple...
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Holistic scoring was orginally designed for the large-scale assessment of writing for the Educational Testing Service (ETS). Direct assessment was considered preferable to indirect assessment (such as multiple choice tests) because it is a more valid measure of writing ability.
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Features a ten step method for alternative assessment. ... The website at CPS.K12.IL.US is no longer a public-facing website, as of April, 2009. ... The new CPS website is located at: CPS.EDU.
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Open-Ended Scoring Rubric Reading ... A 4-point response clearly demonstrates understanding of the task, completes all requirements, and provides an insightful explanation/opinion that links to or extends aspects of the text.
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The movement for holistic scoring was developed to counter then-current practices of evaluating student writing by employing multiple choice tests. ETS argued that the valid measurement of writing ability should include requiring students to write.
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