Holistic Rubrics Provide a single overall score based on general performance. Strengths Quick and easy to create and use Efficient for large classes Captures overall quality of work Limitations Less specific feedback Less suitable for complex assignments Best for: Presentations, creative writing, classroom discussions		Analytic Rubrics Break down performance into multiple criteria with separate scoring. Strengths Provides detailed, specific feedback Clarifies strengths and weaknesses Allows for criterion weighting Limitations Time-consuming to create and grade May overwhelm students with detail Best for: Research papers, lab reports, capstone projects		Single-Point Rubrics Focus on proficiency level with space for personalized comments. Strengths Quick and easy to create Encourages personalized feedback More flexible approach Limitations Takes more time to fill in during grading May not suit standardized contexts Best for: Draft essays, formative feedback, peer reviews