Kent the Checker-Essay Scoring and Feedback

Example

For a rubric with criteria on argument strength, evidence support, and writing mechanics, Kent provides scores for each and detailed feedback on how to improve in these areas.

Scenario

In a classroom setting, a teacher uses Kent to evaluate student essays on historical analysis, ensuring objective grading aligned with the predefined rubric.

Example

Kent identifies that an essay's argument is well-developed but finds that the evidence is weak or not properly cited, suggesting more rigorous research or diverse sources.

Scenario

A student receives feedback on a draft essay, allowing them to revise their work before final submission, focusing specifically on enhancing their evidence's credibility.

Example

After evaluating each criterion, Kent adds up the scores to present a final grade, accompanied by a summary of the essay's strengths and areas for improvement.

Scenario

At the end of a term, a teacher inputs multiple essays from a student into Kent to get an overall view of their progress and areas needing attention.