obesity
Guidelines for community health paper assignment
Pages: Up to 20 pages, double spaced, using APA format
Final paper due week 9; mandatory to pass course
Submission through Turnitin
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Exceeds standards
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Meets standards |
Slightly meets Standards |
Does not meet standards |
No evidence |
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Title page
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Title Student’s name Course name Date |
Evidence of three items |
Evidence of two items |
Evidence of one |
No title page |
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Initial Claim (main idea) and Introduction Reason for choosing population and general narrative
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Clearly and concisely states the population and the model used. Exceptional introduction includes main idea and provides a preview of the paper’s context and structure |
Clearly states the population and the model used. Effective introduction that connects the main idea to the paper’s context |
May state the population and/or may include model. Somewhat effective introduction that attempts to connect main idea to paper’s context |
Incomplete and/or Unfocused. Introduction without connection to the main idea or to the paper’s context |
Population or model absent. No clear introduction. No connection to main idea or paper’s context |
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Core information Includes: tools/framework, priority health issues, references, determinants of health process and research using primary, secondary, And tertiary
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Paragraphs demonstrate exceptional organization and state the main idea with inclusion of supportive data |
Paragraphs reflect organization and state the main idea with inclusion of supportive data |
Paragraphs reflect Collection using: epidemiology, community survey, and/or supportive data |
Paragraphs are ineffective with minimal or no connection to supportive data |
Paragraphs ineffective with data inaccurately defined |
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Data Information Includes: Epidemiology, community survey, needs assessment, techniques used, and supportive data
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Includes exceptional data collection using: epidemiology, community survey, and supportive data |
Includes data collection using: epidemiology, community survey, and supportive data |
Includes some data collection using: epidemiology, community survey, and/or supportive data |
Ineffective data collection. May include one or more; epidemiology, community survey, supportive data |
Ineffective collection of data |
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Data analysis Compares data and issues of concern
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Presents exceptional and appropriate data. Exceptional explanation and analysis that connects the data to the main idea and issues of concern
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Presents appropriate data. Explanation and analysis that connects the data to the main idea and issues of concern |
Presents some data. Explanations and Analysis contain inaccuracies that interfere with main idea
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Ineffective data that does not connect to main idea. Ineffective explanation or analysis to main idea.
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No evidence of awareness of needed data. Failure to explain or analyze data.
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Health program planning development Interventions: Health program planning development; PDCA format Primary, secondary, and tertiary Promotion, outreach, and awareness |
Presents exceptional approach to interventions. Acknowledges multi-dimensional approach with synthesis of various perspectives and awareness
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Presents appropriate approach to interventions. Acknowledges Multi-dimensional approach with synthesis of various perspectives and awareness |
Presents simplified approach to interventions. Acknowledges vague perspectives and awareness |
Presents little or no approach to interventions. Ineffective or vague acknowledgement to perspectives. May not include awareness
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No evidence of interventions. Failure to acknowledge various perspectives and awareness |
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Considerations Current public policies. Ethical dilemmas or considerations. Cultural characteristics. Analysis and comparison to general population.
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Includes exceptional considerations which assist to clarify information for accuracy, relevance, and validity. Information clearly relates to main topic
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Includes considerations that assist to clarify information for accuracy, relevance, and validity. Information relates to main topic |
Minimally includes considerations that may or may not assist to clarify information for accuracy, relevance, and validity. Information may or may not relate to main topic
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Does not present considerations to support or clarify information. Accuracy, relevance, and validity are vague. Information does not relate to or support main topic |
No evidence of considerations. Accuracy, relevance, and validity vague. Information does not relate to or support main topic |
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Conclusion Anticipate of new or revised health policy needs. Informed decision for future plan. Lessons learned/ thoughts
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An exceptional conclusion that is engaging and restates the main idea. Conclusion is well supported, creative, and relevant |
Conclusion restates the main idea and is supported, creative, and relevant
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Conclusion may vaguely include main idea. Conclusion may not accurately support presented topic. |
Conclusion does not include main idea. Conclusion fails to accurately support presented topic |
No evidence of main topic in attempted conclusion. Fails to accurately support presented topic
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Formatting, Grammar, and Usage Font 12 point. Correct margins. Follows assignment specific instructions. No run-on or fragmented sentences. Correct punctuation. Correct subject to verb. Correct capitalization and spelling. |
Correct formatting Exceptional writing with complex vocabulary and correct grammar and sentence structure. |
Correct formatting. Effective writing with varied sentence structure and correct grammar. |
Mostly correct formatting. Somewhat effective or correct Grammar. Minimal varied sentence structure
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Somewhat correct formatting. Inconsistent or ineffective grammar. Poor sentence structure. |
Incorrect Formatting. Poor grammar. Poor sentence structure. |
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Citation Sites all data used from other sources.
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All cited works are done in correct format with no errors |
Some works cited and are done in correct format with no errors |
Few cited works. May or may not be in correct format with/without errors |
No cited works in Paper. References in correct format with/without errors |
No cited works. No references.
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