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The Promise of Directed Self-Placement for Second Language Writers
In: Deborah Crusan (2018)
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And then a Miracle Occurs: The use of Computers to Score Student Writing
In: Deborah Crusan (2018)
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How Faculty Attitudes and Expectations toward Student Nationality Affect Writing Assessment
In: Deborah Crusan (2018)
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The Politics of English Second Language Writing Assessment in Global Contexts
In: Books Authored by Wright State Faculty/Staff (2018)
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Assessment in the Second Language Writing Classroom
In: Deborah Crusan (2018)
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Dance, Ten; Looks, Three: Why Rubrics Matter
In: Deborah Crusan (2018)
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Clarifying the Relationship between L2 Writing and Translingual Writing: An Open Letter to Writing Studies Editors and Organization Leaders
In: Deborah Crusan (2018)
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An Assessment of ESL Writing Placement Assessment
In: Deborah Crusan (2018)
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The Politics of English Second Language Writing Assessment in Global Contexts
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Writing Assessment Literacy: Surveying Second Language Teachers' Knowledge, Beliefs, and Practices
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Writing Assessment Literacy: Surveying Second Language Teachers' Knowledge, Beliefs, and Practices
In: English Language and Literatures Faculty Publications (2016)
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And then a Miracle Occurs: The use of Computers to Score Student Writing
In: English Language and Literatures Faculty Publications (2015)
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Dance, Ten; Looks, Three: Why Rubrics Matter
In: English Language and Literatures Faculty Publications (2015)
Abstract: Despite its status as an often-deliberated topic, the use of rubrics in writing assessment continues to be a source of careful and innovative research. This special issue of Assessing Writing features research from various contexts, exploring the significance and functions of rubrics used in writing assessment both in large-scale settings and in the classroom, approaches to rubric development and revision, and uses by different audiences and for different purposes. Generally, a rubric—referred to in some contexts as a rating scale or scoring guide—is defined as a guide listing specific criteria for grading or scoring academic papers, projects, or tests, and an instrument that describes a specific level of performance within a scale. Teachers concern themselves with many issues when it comes to grading. Several ofthem include whatto weigh in making judgments, equity and fairness while assessing, and comparability of evaluation, that is, will one teacher’s appraisal of a student’s work match another’s appraisal (Crusan, 2010; Weigle, 2007).
Keyword: Arts and Humanities; English Language and Literature; Higher Education; Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
URL: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/english/251
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Clarifying the Relationship between L2 Writing and Translingual Writing: An Open Letter to Writing Studies Editors and Organization Leaders
In: English Language and Literatures Faculty Publications (2015)
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The Promise of Directed Self-Placement for Second Language Writers
In: English Language and Literatures Faculty Publications (2011)
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How Faculty Attitudes and Expectations toward Student Nationality Affect Writing Assessment
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Assessment in the Second Language Writing Classroom
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An Assessment of ESL Writing Placement Assessment
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