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A rubric is helpful in evaluating _____. A. your work and the work of others B. your work only C. the work of others only
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A rubric is helpful in evaluating _____.
A.
your work and the work of others
B.
your work only
C.
the work of others only
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I think your answer would be
A. Your work and the work of others.
Alot of times teachers and students use rubrics to grade their work or other students work.
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A is the best answer
hope it helped
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