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4 April 2025

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A simple, highlight-and-score rubric for assessing practical cooking skills. Supports peer, self, and teacher assessment with clear criteria and feedback.

This easy-to-use practical assessment rubric provides a structured way to evaluate students’ cooking skills during a Food Technology lesson. With clear marking criteria and a simple highlight-the-box format, this resource allows for peer, self, and teacher assessment, making it ideal for formative assessment, self-reflection time (SRT), and practical grading.

What’s Included in the Rubric?

Six key assessment areas:

Following the recipe (accuracy and independence).

Cooking techniques (confidence and skill).

Food safety (hygiene and best practices).

Presentation (plating and attention to detail).

Taste & texture (flavor, consistency, and execution).

Reflection & improvement (evaluating and learning from mistakes).

Three marking levels (Bronze, Silver, Gold) to categorize overall performance.

Total scoring system for easy grading and student progress tracking.

Flexible use: Can be completed by the teacher, a peer, or the student for self-assessment.

Perfect for:

Quick and structured practical assessment in Food Technology lessons.

Encouraging student reflection and improvement in cooking skills.

Providing formative feedback with minimal teacher workload.

Formats: Printable PDF or editable document, ideal for individual or group assessments.

A straightforward, effective tool to track student progress and enhance self-evaluation in practical cooking lessons!

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