If Ezyxam provides rubric-based writing evaluation, parents and students can review the relevant criteria through the writing assessment or feedback section of the dashboard.

A rubric can break a broad writing task into specific components.

These may include:

• Ideas

• Structure

• Organisation

• Vocabulary

• Cohesion

• Sentence control

• Grammar

• Spelling

• Task response

The advantage of a rubric is that it replaces vague feedback such as “write better” with more specific observations.

For example, a student may have strong ideas but need to improve paragraph development.

Once the relevant criterion is identified, the next writing task can target that skill.

Parents should encourage students to read the rubric before writing as well as after receiving feedback.

This helps students understand the expectations before they begin.

The most effective process is:

Understand criteria → Write → Receive feedback → Identify gap → Practise → Reassess.

Want to understand how writing is evaluated? Open the relevant Ezyxam writing feedback area and review the available rubric criteria before your child’s next writing task.