Due tomorrow evening
Chapter 2
This week you will resubmit Chapter 1 and write and submit Chapter 2 of your Capstone Project. A general outline for Chapter 2 is below. Please type your chapter using APA style guidelines and submit Chapters 1 and 2 as a single. Please reference the Capstone Project Chapter 2 Rubric for grading guidelines below.
I. Chapter 2 – Literature Review (5 to 7 pages)
a. What has been published?
b. Theoretical framework within which the problem exists
c. Literature review full circle
(Not just a regurgitation of what has been published – rather this is an analysis of what is known and not known about the problem)
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Capstone Project Rubric – Chapter 2 Criterion |
Exemplary (5) |
Competent/Accomplished (4) |
Developing (3) |
Emerging/Novice (2) |
Not Present (0) |
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Introduction and conclusion |
Introduction and conclusion are very well written. Introduction sets the tone for the entire chapter. Conclusion summarizes the chapter and prepares the reader for the next chapter. |
Introduction and conclusion include most salient points. Conclusion may not transition to the next chapter smoothly. |
Introduction and conclusion contain a limited number of points. Difficult to determine what the remainder of the chapter will entail. |
Introduction and conclusion do not provide an overview of what the chapter contains. Transitions are not present. |
Introduction and conclusion are not included in the submission. |
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Theoretical framework identified |
Theoretical framework is correctly identified and germinal research is present and adequately described. |
Theoretical framework is identified but connection to problem is not fully explained. Germinal research is present and is properly addressed. |
Either the theoretical framework or the germinal research is not present. At least one is present and explained. |
Either the theoretical framework or the germinal research is not present. At least one is present but not adequately explained. |
Neither the theoretical framework nor the germinal research is present. |
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Literature review has come full circle |
Literature review is complete by coming full circle. It is clear that the student has found all of the appropriate literature related to the problem. |
Literature review is nearly complete. The student has not quite found all of the literature. |
Literature review has some holes in the research and the design. The problem is not fully researched in the literature. |
Literature review is not complete. The problem is barely introduced in the literature. |
Literature review not present. |
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Formatting/ Grammar |
APA formatting is present throughout. Student uses headers and sub-headers appropriately to assist the reader. In-text citations are present where needed. Direct quotations are limited to no more than 10% of entire chapter. No spelling or grammatical errors present. |
APA formatting is present. Some citations are needed within the text. Direct quotations are correctly notated and are limited to no more than 10%. One or two spelling or grammatical errors present. |
APA formatting is not uniform throughout the document. Citations are needed throughout the document. Direct quotes may exceed 10%. Some spelling and grammar errors are present. |
APA formatting is not present. Direct quotes may exceed the 10% limit. Document contains a number of spelling and grammar errors. |
Document does not contain any in-text citations. APA formatting is not present. Direct quotes far above the 10%. Multiple issues with spelling and grammar. |
Chapter 2
This week you will resubmit Chapter 1 and write and
submit Chapter 2 of your Capstone Project. A general
outline for Chapter 2 is below. Please type your chapter using APA style guidelines
and submit Chapters 1 and
2 as a single
.
Please reference the
Capstone Project Chapter 2 Rubric
for grading guidelines
below
.
I.
Chapter 2
–
Literature Review (5 to 7 pages)
a.
What has been published?
b.
Theoretical framework within which the problem exists
c.
Literature review full circle
(Not just a regurgitation of what has been published
–
rather this is an analysis of what is known
and not known about the problem)
Capstone
Project Rubric
–
Chapter 2
Criterion
Exemplary (5)
Competent/Accompl
ished (4)
Developing (3)
Emerging/Novice (2)
Not Present (0)
Introduction and
conclusion
Introduction and
conclusion are very
well written.
Introduction sets the
tone for the entire
chapter. Conclusion
summarizes the
chapter and
Introduction and
conclusion include
most salient points.
Conclusion may not
transition to the next
chapter smoothly.
Introduction and
conclusion contain a
limited number of
points. Difficult to
determine what the
rem
ainder of the
chapter will entail.
Introduction and
conclusion do not
provide an overview
of what the chapter
contains. Transitions
are not present.
Introduction and
conclusion are not
included in the
submission.
Chapter 2
This week you will resubmit Chapter 1 and write and submit Chapter 2 of your Capstone Project. A general
outline for Chapter 2 is below. Please type your chapter using APA style guidelines and submit Chapters 1 and
2 as a single. Please reference the Capstone Project Chapter 2 Rubric for grading guidelines below.
I. Chapter 2 – Literature Review (5 to 7 pages)
a. What has been published?
b. Theoretical framework within which the problem exists
c. Literature review full circle
(Not just a regurgitation of what has been published – rather this is an analysis of what is known
and not known about the problem)
Capstone
Project Rubric –
Chapter 2
Criterion
Exemplary (5) Competent/Accompl
ished (4)
Developing (3) Emerging/Novice (2) Not Present (0)
Introduction and
conclusion
Introduction and
conclusion are very
well written.
Introduction sets the
tone for the entire
chapter. Conclusion
summarizes the
chapter and
Introduction and
conclusion include
most salient points.
Conclusion may not
transition to the next
chapter smoothly.
Introduction and
conclusion contain a
limited number of
points. Difficult to
determine what the
remainder of the
chapter will entail.
Introduction and
conclusion do not
provide an overview
of what the chapter
contains. Transitions
are not present.
Introduction and
conclusion are not
included in the
submission.