Free rubric scoring data sheet

Use this sheet when a goal is measured with a rubric, such as paragraph organization, written expression, or multi-step problem solving. Each column is one rubric criterion, and the sheet totals the score for each sample.

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Rubric tracker

Rubric score

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Rubric tracker
Date	Task / sample	Phrasing: reads in meaningful word groups rather than word by word	Punctuation: pauses at commas and periods and changes pitch for questions and exclamations	Expression: voice reflects the mood of the text and any dialogue	Smoothness: few long pauses, repetitions, or restarts	Total (of 12)	Notes

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Score each sample with a 4-row oral reading prosody rubric scored 0–3 per row. Attach or reference the rubric's score descriptors.
Use the same prompt type and conditions for each scored sample.
If two people score, check agreement on a few samples before relying on the data.

When to use this sheet

Writing quality and organization
Multi-step problem solving
Performance tasks with several parts

How to use it

Attach or reference the rubric's score descriptors so scoring stays consistent.
Use comparable prompts and conditions for each scored sample.
If two adults score, compare scores on a few samples first.

Questions

How many criteria should the rubric have?

Few enough to score reliably, usually 3 to 5, each with clear score descriptors. The builder adds one column per criterion on the sheet.