Student thinking is often hidden in the minds of our learners as an invisible process, but through well-crafted learning experiences and assessments student thinking can be demonstrated through outputs. This article explores how to design rubrics that focus on student thinking, provide a roadmap for success to learners, and allow for evaluation of learning outcomes. Strategies to deeply analyze student work samples will be provided.

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Analyzing Student Work

  • Stacey Pylman,
  • Rachel Moquin

摘要

Student thinking is often hidden in the minds of our learners as an invisible process, but through well-crafted learning experiences and assessments student thinking can be demonstrated through outputs. This article explores how to design rubrics that focus on student thinking, provide a roadmap for success to learners, and allow for evaluation of learning outcomes. Strategies to deeply analyze student work samples will be provided.