The three-row rubric most teachers should be using

May 1, 2026·1 min read

MiloFounder · Teacher

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Key takeaway

Skip the six-column matrix. Three rows, three levels, written once, used everywhere — and the small wording change that stops students arguing about a 3 vs a 4.

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Milo

Founder · Teacher

Milo founded EMStudio after years of running into the same planning, grading, and attendance gaps as a classroom teacher and curriculum coordinator. Every feature still gets tested against the same question: would a teacher actually reach for it on a Sunday night?

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