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The article describes the primary research study about rubrics which are an established practice for effective writing instruction and assessment practice, through understanding exactly what the research says and how findings may be applied in a classroom setting are important for maximum effectiveness. This article discusses recent findings, and then provides information of research-based activities in terms of data collection, research sampling, and instruments.

  • Read count 496
  • Date of publication 09-10-2018
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English

The article describes the primary research study about rubrics which are an established practice for effective writing instruction and assessment practice, through understanding exactly what the research says and how findings may be applied in a classroom setting are important for maximum effectiveness. This article discusses recent findings, and then provides information of research-based activities in terms of data collection, research sampling, and instruments.

Ўзбек

Мақола илмий ишни рукнлар орқали ёритишда ёзма нутқни самарали ўстириш, ҳамда баҳолаш мезонларини қўллашни куриб чиқади. Шунингдек, уларнинг аҳамиятини шу кунгача олиб борилган илмий иш топилмалари орқали тушунтириб берилади. Илмий иш жараёнида бажарилган ишлар (маълумот тўплаш, илмий иш иштирокчилари ва илимй иш инструментлари) ҳақида кенг мулоҳаза юритилади.

Русский

В статье описывается первичное научное исследование по рубрикам, широко признанных в практике как эффективной инстукции по письменности, так и практике оценивания знаний обучаемых. Это достигается путем понимания того, что говорится в исследовании, а также как результаты могут быть применены в аудитории и что важно для максимальной эффективности. В статье обсуждаются недавние результаты исследований, даётся информация о научно-обоснованных мероприятиях с точки зрения сбора данных, выборки исследования и его инструментов.

№ Author name position Name of organisation
1 Akhmadjonov K. . English Language Teacher University of World Economy and Diplomacy
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