Case Study Part 1: Problem Proposal

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Case Study: Part 1 Grading Rubric

Criteria

Levels of Achievement

Content 70%

Advanced

Proficient

Developing

Not present

a. What is the community and agency setting?

b. Include fictitious names and agency titles to maintain privacy.

c. Describe the problem situation that arose. (Make it a manageable problem, not one that would require extensive analysis.)

53 to 56 points

Criteria is addressed accurately and includes an extensive description of the specified area(s): community/agency setting, fictitious names/titles, problem that occurred.

Includes an extensive description of a manageable problem.

49 to 52 points

Criteria is addressed and includes an adequate description of all specified questions in the assignment.

Includes an adequate description of a manageable problem.

1 to 48 points

Criteria is somewhat addressed; with a minimal mention/description of specified questions in the assignment.

Problem is too broad and not manageable for this assignment.

0 points

Not present

Structure 30%

Advanced

Proficient

Developing

Not present

APA

12 points

A title and reference page is included. Paper, citations, reference pages, and sources are formatted in current APA style (0-1 errors).

Body of paper is 2-3 pages.

10 to 11 points

A title and reference page is included. Paper, citations, reference pages, and sources are formatted in current APA style (2-3 errors).

Body of paper is 2-3 pages.

1 to 9 points

A title page or reference page is not included.

Paper, citations, reference pages, and sources are not formatted in current APA style (4 or more errors).

Body of paper is fewer than 2 pages.

0 points

Not present

Grammar, Spelling, Mechanics

12 points

Correct grammar, spelling, and mechanics are used throughout the assignment. There are 0-1 errors in grammar or spelling that distract the reader from the content.

10 to 11 points

There are occasional errors in spelling, grammar, or mechanics. There are 2-3 errors in spelling, grammar, or mechanics that distract the reader from the content.

1 to 9 points

There are 4 or more errors in spelling, grammar, or mechanics that distract the reader from the content.

0 points

Not present

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