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rubrics 英'ruːbrɪks美'ruːbrɪks COCA³⁹⁵⁹⁴BNC⁹¹⁵¹⁷⁺⁸
基本英英例句
量规¹⁰⁰原型rubric的复数
名词 rubric:
an authoritative rule of conduct or procedurean explanation or definition of an obscure word in a textdirections for the conduct of Christian church services often printed in red in a prayer booka heading that names a statute or legislative bill; may give a brief summary of the matters it deals witha title or heading that is printed in red or in a special typecategory name
动词 rubric:
adorn with ruby red color The performance criterion and scoring rubrics play an important role in the education based on standard, so we should promote teaching and learning by applying the rules.
表现性准则和评价规则在基于标准的教育中具有重要的作用，应利用表现性准则和评价规则促进教学与学习。 cnki
With Shanggao County cited for the case study, the article made a comparative analysis of the calculation of land economic coefficient based on Rubrics and Geostatistics.
论文以上高县为例，对“规程法”和“地统计学法”计算土地经济系数进行了比较分析。 dictall
After all, the11- member admissions committee cannot necessarily rely on the rubrics it applies to American applicationswhich are challenging enough to sort through.
毕竟只有11名的遴选委员会一定不能使用应用于美国学生的申请程序，从中选择的确很具挑战性。 yeeyan
Further, use rubrics when you are grading assignments that require subjectivity. This helps protect you and explain the reason for the students' grades.
而且，当批改主观性作业时要有评分说明，这可以帮助你向学生解释评分原因。 blog.sina.com.cn |