This study aims to investigate how performance assessment is influenced by (1) teachers’ appreciation of rubrics, (2) their corresponding use in school, and (3) frequent use of rubric(evaluation criteria). For the analysis, this study applied and analyzed 120 surveys to teachers in junior high schools asking their use of rubrics, frequency of the use, their understanding, and methods of performance assessment. The result presents that performance assessment was affected by difference in survey responses. In particular, frequent use of rubric(evaluation criteria) developed the performance assessment results. Consequently, proper performance assessment emphasizes rubrics in addition to performance tasks and methods, and learning-teaching strategies. This indicates that individual teachers need opportunities to learn and use various evaluation methods. This study suggests that administrative efforts are required to provide evaluation methods for advanced performance assessment.