In addition, we encourage interested instructors to contact us to obtain access to some example rubrics created by the ScWRL team for use with our Lesson Plans, Activities and Assignments. Please fill out the Access Request and Feedback Form and then, once you have been granted access, input your password at the suggested solutions password protected page.
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