TOK Essay Grader for IB Teachers
Rubric-aligned scoring with fast, consistent feedback
Rubric AI helps IB teachers evaluate TOK essays against official criteria. Save hours per class while delivering clearer, more actionable feedback for students.
Why teachers use this
Rubric AI helps IB teachers deliver consistent, rubric-aligned feedback at scale.
What Rubric AI delivers
Each response is evaluated with IB-aligned criteria, plus clear next steps.
TOK-specific rubric alignment
Evaluate knowledge questions, real-life examples, and analytical depth with criteria tuned for TOK requirements.
Claim and evidence feedback
Identify missing evidence, weak counterclaims, and unclear reasoning with targeted suggestions.
Faster moderation support
Export rubric-ready feedback to speed moderation and internal standardization.
TOK Essay Rubric Snapshot
A clear breakdown aligned to common TOK essay assessment dimensions.
Understanding of Knowledge Questions
Does the response address the knowledge question with clarity and precision?
Analysis and Counterclaims
Evaluates the depth of analysis, balance of perspectives, and strength of counterclaims.
Organization and Communication
Checks logical flow, coherence, and academic writing style appropriate for TOK.
A fast workflow for IB teachers
Step 1
Paste or upload student work
Drop in a draft, outline, or full submission. Rubric AI supports essays, TOK responses, and extended essays.
Step 2
Choose the IB rubric preset
Select TOK, EE, IA, or Paper 1/2 alignment. Customize criteria if you need a class-specific focus.
Step 3
Generate rubric-aligned feedback drafts
Get criterion-level score rationale, actionable comments, and next-step guidance in minutes, then review the final wording before sharing.
Manual grading vs. Rubric AI
Manual grading
- Hours spent on repetitive marking
- Inconsistent criteria application across classes
- Feedback delivered too late to guide revisions
Rubric AI
- Draft feedback in minutes
- IB-style rubric alignment for teacher calibration
- Editable comments teachers approve before sharing
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common IB grading questions.
Does Rubric AI follow TOK assessment criteria?
Rubric AI uses TOK-aligned criteria for claim, counterclaim, example, and knowledge-question feedback. Teachers should still calibrate the final feedback against their current TOK guidance.
Can I customize TOK criteria for my class?
You can add or edit rubric criteria to align with your internal calibration or departmental guidance.
Does Rubric AI replace teacher judgment?
No. Rubric AI generates first-pass, rubric-aligned feedback drafts. Teachers should review the essay evidence, score rationale, comment tone, and any possible bias or inaccuracy before sharing feedback with students.
Can I edit the feedback before students see it?
Yes. You can review, edit, refine, or replace feedback before sharing anything with students.
How does the free grading trial work?
New accounts include one free grading trial. Paid plans add credits for continued grading, with one-time, monthly, yearly, and school options available on the pricing page.
How does this fit with IB guidance on AI?
IB's public AI guidance encourages critical, ethical use of AI tools and keeps human judgment central to assessment. Rubric AI supports that workflow by keeping AI output as teacher-reviewed drafts. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the IB and does not replace official IB marking.
Start grading faster with Rubric AI
Get rubric-aligned feedback in minutes. Save hours every week and give students clearer guidance.
