First-pass writing feedback against your rubric

Get rubric-aligned notes on student drafts faster, while you stay the one who grades.

Want it faster? Fill in a form and open the finished prompt in ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, or another AI.

Tools: Claude, ChatGPT. Either works; use the one you already pay for.

Steps

Check your school or district policy on putting student work into AI tools. Remove names and anything identifying first.
Paste your rubric once, then one anonymized essay at a time.
Use the output as notes for yourself. Read the essay and decide the score yourself.
Rewrite the comments in your voice before students see them.

Prompts

Feedback notes

Here is my writing rubric:
[PASTE RUBRIC]

Here is an anonymized student draft (grade [GRADE]):
[PASTE]

For each rubric row, quote one line from the draft as evidence and suggest which level it fits, with one sentence why. Then give two specific, kind next steps the student could do in revision. Do not give an overall grade.

Replace anything in [BRACKETS]. AI output can be wrong, so check facts, names, and numbers before you use it.

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