Example Analytic Rubric: Articulating Thoughts Through Written Communication - Final Paper/project
Example Analytic Rubric: Articulating Thoughts Through Written Communication - Final Paper/project
Example Analytic Rubric: Articulating Thoughts Through Written Communication - Final Paper/project
DEVELOPING
(2)
SUFFICIENT
(3)
ABOVE
AVE R AG E
(4)
well-defined.
almost always
is clear and
Clarity (Thesis
is identified. Ideas
supporting ideas
supported by
not focused to
are generally
relevant
focused in a way
Relevant details
well-focused. Details
information
Thoughts appear
and ideas.)
disconnected.
thesis.
ideas.
the work.
author jumps
Information and
Information and
around). The
are presented in a
Organization
audience has
logical sequence
in a logical sequence
(Sequencing of
difficulty following
which is followed by
elements/ideas
the thread of
with minimum
and is engaging to
thought.
difficulty.
no difficulty.
the audience.
more misspellings
than four
than three
and/or systematic
misspellings and/or
misspellings and/or
grammatical errors
systematic
grammatical errors
per page or 8 or
grammatical errors
Information and
ideas are poorly
sequenced (the
Mechanics
document. The
document. The
(Correctness
readability of the
document. Errors
words or
of grammar
work is seriously
is minimally
grammatical errors
and spelling)
hampered by errors.
work.
interrupted by errors.
in the document.
INITI AL LEVEL OF
DEVELOPMENT (1)
I N T E R M E D I ATE L E V E L
OF DEVELOPMENT (2)
M ATU R E L E V E L O F
DEVELOPMENT (3)
Assumes knowledge is
certain and categorizes
Cognitive
acceptance of uncertainty
as wrong
cultural frames
regulate interpretation of
Intrapersona
as a threat to identity
identity
Capacity to engage in
affirmation; perspectives of
meaningful, interdependent
independent relations in
an understanding and
differences; understanding of
social problems
egocentrically, no recognition
Interpersona
of society as an organized
entity
intergroup relations