a few more tweaks

Author: shajason

source/instructors/authoring/assessments/llm-based-rubric.rst

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 
 LLM-Based Rubric Grader
 =======================
-You can find the **LLM Based Rubric** assessment in the **Manually Graded** section of the Assessments tab. More information about adding assessments can be found in :ref:`our assessment documentation <add-assessment>`.
+You can find the **LLM Based Rubric** assessment in the **Manually Graded** section of the Assessments tab. More information about adding assessments can be found in our :ref:`assessment documentation <add-assessment>`.
 
 There are three steps to this process. 
 
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ Add an **LLM Based Rubric** assessment to your guide page and follow the steps b
          :height: 600
          :alt: Generate a rubric
 
-   - Then, click the **Generate Rubrics** (2) button to initiate the process.
+   - Click the **Generate Rubrics** (2) button to initiate the process.
 
    The **Rubric Creation Agent** uses the following items to generate the rubric items:
 
@@ -49,9 +49,9 @@ Add an **LLM Based Rubric** assessment to your guide page and follow the steps b
    - The Course, Module, and Assignment name
    - Requirements specified in the Rubric creation tab
 
-   .. Note:: You are not required to add rubric requirements; the process will also use general code grading norms to supply rubric items.
+   .. Note:: If you do not add rubric requirements; the process will use general code grading norms to supply rubric items.
 
-   You can add your requirements in the **Rubrics Requirements** dialog: 
+   (optional) Add your requirements in the **Rubrics Requirements** dialog: 
 
       .. image:: /img/guides/llmrubricreqs.png
          :height: 600
@@ -92,3 +92,11 @@ The final step involves the instructor opening the student assignment and select
       :alt: The teacher approves each comment generated by the LLM grader
 
 
+Rubric Requirements Example
+---------------------------
+
+.. code-block:: text
+
+      Use the following criteria, assigning equal weight to each one.
+      - Program correctness
+      - Proper and efficient usage of a dictionary data structure