generate-rubric

Generate per-indicator rubrics with Bloom and Marzano levels and scoring summaries.

Updated Mar 21, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/JaviMontano/prolipa-plugins --skill generate-rubric
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Skill: generate-rubric
Source: https://github.com/JaviMontano/prolipa-plugins/tree/main/scriba/skills/generate-rubric
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/JaviMontano/prolipa-plugins --skill generate-rubric

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Educators spend substantial time turning curriculum indicators into consistent, observable rubrics. This Skill automates rubric creation, ensuring alignment to Bloom and Marzano, with clear performance levels and DUA-compliant descriptors.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Generate rubrics for 3+ indicators with Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced levels mapped to observable criteria.
  • Map each criterion to a DZ-ref and Bloom/Marzano level for traceability.
  • Enforce observable verbs, measurable thresholds, and DUA-compliant wording.
  • Produce a scoring summary to translate rubric results into grades.
  • Typical use cases include designing assessments for a 5th-grade ELA unit or cross-curricular projects.

Quick Start

Provide the indicators and taxonomy mapping to generate complete, 3+ level rubrics.

Frequently Asked Questions about generate-rubric

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I create K-12 assessment rubrics aligned to Bloom and Marzano taxonomies?

To create K-12 assessment rubrics aligned to Bloom and Marzano taxonomies, provide your unit's achievement indicators and taxonomy mappings. The system generates per-indicator tables with 3+ performance levels, observable descriptors, and concrete measurable thresholds.

How do I generate observable rubric descriptors from curriculum indicators?

To generate observable rubric descriptors from curriculum indicators, input your indicators to map them to DZ-refs and cognitive levels. The system enforces observable verbs and DUA-compliant wording to produce clear, measurable performance criteria across Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced levels.

What's the best way to map DUA modality options into a grading rubric?

The best way to map DUA modality options into a grading rubric is to provide unit indicators for the system to process. It automatically annotates each criterion with DUA modality options and generates a scoring summary suitable for translating results into grades.

Can I use this rubric generator for cross-curricular projects and multiple indicators?

Yes, you can use this rubric generator for cross-curricular projects and multiple indicators. It accepts various K-12 content inputs and generates comprehensive rubrics for 3 or more indicators simultaneously, mapping each to distinct performance levels and taxonomy annotations.

Do I need to manually assign cognitive levels before generating a rubric?

You do not need to manually assign cognitive levels before generating a rubric. You provide the unit's indicators and the system consults the taxonomy mapping to automatically assign Bloom and Marzano cognitive levels for each performance descriptor.

Why are concrete thresholds important in K-12 rubric design?

Concrete thresholds are important in K-12 rubric design because they ensure consistent grading and observable performance criteria. The system enforces measurable thresholds and observable verbs to eliminate ambiguity and align descriptions with DUA-compliant standards.