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From http://www.path2proficiency.com/

Tim Eagan writes, “I’ve been creating rubrics for world languages for a long time. …While I would never use one of my ‘rubrics’ from 1993 today (and I cringe when I look at some of them in file drawers at home), getting things ‘wrong’ was an important part of the journey and continues to be. I wouldn’t be where I am today without all of that trial and error.” Recently he created a 17-page rubric and then turned it over to a team of teachers to modify; read about the process and see the resulting “Presentational Performance Feedback Form” at http://www.path2proficiency.com/ive-never-met-a-rubric-i-liked/