DEVELOPING RUBRICS FOR COMPENSATORY COMPETENCE IN HIGH SCHOOL

This article explores the creation of rubrics designed to evaluate compensatory competence in high school students, emphasizing abilities such as problem-solving, adaptability, resourcefulness, and self-regulation. It details essential elements of the rubric, provides a sample framework, and discusses the challenges of implementation, underscoring the importance of rubrics in nurturing resilient learners.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-02-23
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14913389
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Educational and Psychological Assessments
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DEVELOPING RUBRICS FOR COMPENSATORY COMPETENCE IN HIGH SCHOOL

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Educational and Psychological Assessments
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DEVELOPING RUBRICS FOR COMPENSATORY COMPETENCE IN HIGH SCHOOL

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Abstract

This article explores the creation of rubrics designed to evaluate compensatory competence in high school students, emphasizing abilities such as problem-solving, adaptability, resourcefulness, and self-regulation. It details essential elements of the rubric, provides a sample framework, and discusses the challenges of implementation, underscoring the importance of rubrics in nurturing resilient learners.

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Educational and Psychological Assessments
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