This article is for students. Teachers go here.
A rubric shows the feedback or grading criteria for an assignment. Criteria are the parts of an assignment your teacher wants you to focus on, such as grammar or spelling. To improve your understanding of the assignment—and get a better grade—review the rubric as you work.
After an assignment is graded and returned, you can review your rubric score and feedback. In scored rubrics, each level has points you can earn. Your teacher matches the level of your work to a level on the rubric. Review the rubric to see where you excelled, and where you might improve.
If an assignment has a rubric, you can see it in the assignment's details. You can see rubrics on a computer or a mobile device.
See an assignment's rubric
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On a computer, go to classroom.google.com.
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Click the class
Classwork.
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Click the assignment
Tip: If you don't see a rubric, your teacher hasn't added one to the assignment yet.
- (Optional) To see or hide all criteria, click Expand criteria
or Collapse criteria
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- (Optional) To see or hide individual criteria, click the Down arrow
or Up arrow
See my rubric feedback
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On a computer, go to classroom.google.com.
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Click the class
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Click the returned assignment
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The highlighted bars are the ratings your teacher selected. If you point to a rating bar, the rating title appears.
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To expand or collapse all criteria, click Expand criteria
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To expand or collapse individual criteria, click the Down arrow
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