Teaching Competition Evaluator
Diagnoses submissions using the 40/20/40 rubric
Teaching Competition Evaluator
Diagnoses submissions using the 40/20/40 rubric
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Evaluates national teaching innovation competition submissions against real judging standards across four areas: red-line scanning (anonymity, word counts, track mismatches), itemized scoring using the official rubric (40 for classroom video, 20 for innovation report, 40 for teaching design presentation without secondary weighting), cross-material consistency checks, and a prioritized fix list. Generates a judge-perspective diagnostic report with an 8-minute Q&A rehearsal and a 7-day action plan. Every score is anchored in verifiable evidence, marking unseen materials as unverified rather than guessing. Diagnoses China national teaching-innovation competition submissions against the real 40/20/40 rubric: red-line audit, evidence-anchored scoring, cross-material consistency check, and a prioritised fix list. Triggers: teaching competition, teaching innovation contest, innovation report, classroom recording, teaching design presentation, material scoring, review this report, competition prep, scoring, online review eligibility.
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