Annotated Bibliography
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annotatedbibliographyinstructions.docxCreate an annotated bibliography consisting of 10 peer-reviewed sources. An annotated bibliography is an alphabetical list of complete citations (in APA format) to the literature you have researched on your topic(topic is listed below in red), each citation accompanied by a brief paragraph explaining the contents of each entry. Each annotation should not summarize the article or book, nor should it list the article's content; rather.
It should briefly explain…..
1) the author's main point or argument
2) the author's method or approach
3) the place of the piece in the literature as a whole (e.g., does the author agree with other scholars?).
The Annotated Bibliography should provide a solid overview of the existing state of the discussion to the topic.
RESEARCH TOPIC IS:
Transgender people and participation in professional or amateur sports
DUE SATURDAY 11/10/18
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Criteria |
Levels of Achievement |
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Content |
Advanced |
Proficient |
Developing |
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Content
40 points |
37 to 40 points Sources are interesting and are all clearly related to the topic. |
34 to 36 points Most of the sources cover the topic, but they are either uninteresting or their relationship to the thesis is unclear. |
1 to 33 points Some of the sources are related to the topic, but they are uninteresting and/or their relationship to the thesis is unclear. |
0 points Not present |
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Paragraph
30 points |
28 to 30 points The main point or argument, the author’s method or approach, and the place of the piece in the literature as a whole are identified. |
25 to 27 points Most, but not all, of the main points or arguments, the author’s method or approach, the place of the piece in the literature as a whole are identified. |
1 to 24 points Some of the main points or arguments, the author’s method or approach, the place of the piece in the literature as a whole are identified. |
0 points Not present |
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Structure |
Advanced |
Proficient |
Developing |
Not present |
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Level
10 points |
10 points Contains a variety of research sources, and they are all written at the appropriate level for this paper’s purpose. |
8 to 9 points Contains less varied sources and/or most are written at the appropriate level for this paper’s purpose. |
1 to 7 points Contains mostly one source type (i.e., Internet sites, books, etc.) and/or few are written at the appropriate level for this paper’s purpose. |
0 points Not present |
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Authority
10 points |
10 points At least 10 sources are peer-reviewed and have identifiable authors with relevant credentials. |
8 to 9 points At least half of the sources are peer-reviewed and have identifiable authors with relevant credentials. |
1 to 7 points Some of the sources are peer-reviewed and/or few of the sources have identifiable authors with relevant credentials. |
0 points Not present |
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Conventions
10 points |
10 points At least 10 sources are formatted in the correct style. |
8 to 9 points At least 7–9 sources are formatted in the correct style with few errors. |
1 to 7 points Six or fewer sources are cited consistently and/or are cited with several errors. |
0 points Not present |
