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Rubrics for Assessing Play To Learn  

Rubrics are an integral part of education. They clearly communicate expectations to students, and help identify measures of success. Using rubrics to assess different skills makes expectations clear to parents, teachers, and students. Rubrics can also be used in game based learning. Introducing game based learning rubrics into classrooms can help students take ownership of their responsibilities as a learner, and help teachers set clear expectations. Below you will find different rubrics relating to 21st century skills, critical thinking, and collaboration.

Buck Institute For Education

The Buck Institute For Education has a wonderful page dedicated to rubrics and is an excellent resource for creating and finding rubrics. They have a variety of topics including Common Core, presentation rubrics, and  innovation rubrics. The Buck Institute for Education (BIE) categorizes rubrics based on grade level and topic. Teachers can work with students to create rubrics to help inform and assess any learning goal. The Buck Institute rubrics can be customized easily. 
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BIE Creativity and Innovation Rubric for grades K-2
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BIE rubric for PBL
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Other Rubrics

Critical Thinking Rubric
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21st Century Learning
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Collaboration Rubric
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