Various types of assessment have grown rapidly, in line with the development of the education sector. An assessment can be conducted using a project-based assessment, authentic assessment, creative assessment and technology-based assessment. Meanwhile, assessment tools consist of questionnaires, test papers, quizzes, scoring guides, and rubrics. Nowadays, people are turning their attention to using the rubric as an assessment tool where the details will be further discussed in this study, which includes the concepts of rubrics, rubric types, components of a rubric, rubric modeling and also assessment and scoring using rubrics.
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