All of the following statements about rubrics are true, EXCEPT:
a. rubrics evaluate a performance based product.
b. rubrics can be adapted to a variety of assessment situations, including student self-assessment.
c. rubrics can be created by teacher or students.
d. data collected from rubrics is similar to and interchangeable with data collected from formal assessments.
ANSWER: d
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