CB Case Rubric
Category | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | Score |
Content | Covers topic in depth with details and examples. // Subject knowledge is excellent. // No errors. | Includes essential knowledge about the topic. // Subject knowledge is good. // Few or no errors. | Includes basic information about the topic. // May be several factual errors. | Content is minimal. // Multiple factual errors. | |
Evaluation | Fully answers question. //Uses logical critical thinking to assess information. // Effectively uses specific examples to support analysis. // Evaluates alternative perspectives (e.g., personal v. social effects). | Mostly answers question. //Few gaps in logical assessment. // Limited use of specific examples to support analysis. // Evaluates some alternative perspectives (e.g., personal v. social effects). | Partially answers question. // Large gaps in logical assessment. // Few specific examples used to support analysis. // Evaluates minimal alternative perspectives (e.g., personal v. social effects). | Does not answer question. // No logical assessment of information. // No specific examples used to support analysis. // Does not evaluate alternative perspectives (e.g., personal v. social effects). | |
Conclusion | Conclusions or opinions clearly stated. // Conclusions clearly based on sound evidence & evaluation. | Conclusions or opinions are present. // Conclusions based on persuasive evidence & evaluation. | Conclusions or opinions irresolute. // Conclusions based on some evidence & evaluation. | No conclusions or opinions stated. // Conclusions based on superficial evidence. // Little or no evaluation in evidence. | |
Organization | Thesis is clear and well developed. // Content is well organized. // Logic is easy to follow, with flowing transitions. | Thesis is present. // Content is well organized. // Logic is comprehensible. | Thesis is unclear or poorly developed. // Content is poorly organized. // Poor transitions between ideas. | No clear or logical organizational structure. // Difficult to understand. | |
Structure | Sentences and paragraphs are logical and coherent. // Writing consistently professional. // Quotations are seamlessly integrated. | Sentences and paragraphs are coherent. // Writing is professional; occasionally awkward. // Acceptable use of quotations. | Sentences and paragraphs lack structure or focus. // Awkward writing tone. // Quotations interfere with flow of ideas. | Disorganized sentences and paragraphs. // Informal writing tone. // Quotations interrupt flow of ideas. | |
Sources | Source information provided for all ideas, facts and quotes. // Sources support author's points. // Appropriate variety of sources. | Source information provided for most ideas, facts and quotes. // Sources support author's points. // Appropriate variety of sources. | Source information provided for some ideas, facts and quotes. // Sources somewhat support author's points. // More/greater variety of sources should be used. | Very little or no source information provided. // Inappropriate sources used. // Sources do not support author's points. | |
Mechanics | No misspellings or grammatical errors. | Some misspellings and/or mechanical errors. // Errors do not substantially interfere with communication. | Frequent misspellings and/or grammatical errors. // Errors interfere with communication. |