Assessment and Rubrics

Refine the Check, Review the Evidence, and Plan What Comes Next

Create a standards-grounded exit ticket, improve individual questions, and carry reviewed paper or digital evidence into the next teaching decision.

Why this workflow stays connected

Start a check from the lesson context, regenerate a question, simplify its wording, or deepen its reasoning. Edit and preview the result, schedule it, and use reviewed evidence to prepare a follow-up. The selected standards and approved rubric revisions stay attached.

Core capabilities

Question-Level Revisions

Regenerate one question, simplify its wording, or deepen its reasoning while keeping the selected standard. Edit and preview the result before saving or scheduling the check.

Reusable Defaults and Reviewed Rubrics

Save preferred question counts, timing, item types, and reasoning levels for later drafts. Build approved rubric revisions for feedback, while current lesson context and teacher review remain authoritative.

Paper Evidence Review

Capture handwritten or printed work, inspect proposed extraction, and confirm what should become evidence.

Reteach and Parallel Form B

Use reviewed evidence to prepare an editable follow-up or parallel assessment without automatically declaring mastery.

Workflow comparison

CapabilityDisconnected workflowClassLattice
Question revisionCheck whether a single item can be revisedRegenerate, simplify, or deepen with the standard retained
Rubric useUnversioned scoring promptApproved rubric revision
Paper workManual transcription or opaque scoreVisible extraction and teacher confirmation
MasteryMay be auto-assignedHuman-confirmed judgment

Frequently asked questions

Does ClassLattice automatically assign mastery?

No. It can organize evidence and prepare proposals, but an authorized educator records the mastery or instructional decision.

Can I use handwritten work as evidence?

Yes. Paper Evidence supports image capture and proposed extraction with teacher review before the record is confirmed.