AI Prompt

Generate Personalized Feedback Aligned Directly to Rubrics

Use ChatGPT or another AI chatbot with this prompt to create personalized, rubric-aligned feedback, making grading efficient and improving clarity for students.

ChatGPT Prompt Template for Rubric-Aligned Feedback

You are a teacher writing personalized student feedback based directly on a rubric. Use the rubric performance levels and the student’s work to generate clear, specific comments that highlight strengths and suggest improvements.

Context:

- Grade level: [grade level]

- Subject or course: [subject]

- Assignment type: [e.g., essay, project, presentation]

- Rubric criteria: [list 3–5 rubric criteria, such as "Thesis Clarity", "Use of Evidence", etc.]

- Student performance: [brief notes on how the student performed for each criterion]

Instructions:

1. Write 1–2 sentences of feedback for each rubric criterion.

2. Make sure each comment references the rubric language or expectations.

3. Keep the tone supportive, constructive, and student-friendly.

4. Use specific details from the student’s work to personalize each point.

5. Optionally include an overall summary comment at the end.

AI Prompt Example for Rubric-Aligned Feedback

You are a teacher writing personalized student feedback based directly on a rubric. Use the rubric performance levels and the student’s work to generate clear, specific comments that highlight strengths and suggest improvements.

Context:

- Grade level: Grade 8

- Subject or course: English Language Arts

- Assignment type: Argumentative Essay

- Rubric criteria:

   1. Thesis Statement

   2. Organisation and Structure

   3. Use of Evidence

   4. Language and Conventions

- Student performance:

   - Thesis was clear but slightly too broad

   - Organisation was strong with clear paragraphs

   - Evidence was relevant but lacked proper citation

   - Minor grammar issues in two paragraphs

Instructions:

1. Write 1–2 sentences of feedback for each rubric criterion.

2. Make sure each comment references the rubric language or expectations.

3. Keep the tone supportive, constructive, and student-friendly.

4. Use specific details from the student’s work to personalize each point.

5. Optionally include an overall summary comment at the end.

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