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History 103: Monograph Response Essay Rubric
Task Description:
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Exemplary/ High Mastery |
Competent/ Average Mastery |
Developing/ Low Mastery/ Needs Work |
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Communication 20% |
· Includes creative, original title · Uses an appropriate variety of detailed and accurate supporting evidence is cited, well integrated, and supports the author’s points · Uses quotations appropriately · Sequencing of ideas is logical and effective · Paragraphs are well-focused and coherent
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· Includes title original · Evidence cited generally detailed and supports the author’s points, but more or greater variety are needed · Quotations generally work but occasionally interfere with the flow of the writing, seem irrelevant, or need more · Sequencing of ideas shows some logic, but it is not under complete control · Paragraphs occasionally lack focus or coherence
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· Title is either missing or a copy of monograph assigned · Evidence cited is seriously lacking in detail, inaccurate or seems to fail to support the author’s points · Quotations tend to break the flow of the piece, become monotonous, don’t seem to fit, or are not citied · Sequencing of ideas seems illogical, disjointed, or forced · Paragraphs generally lack focus or coherence
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Critical Thinking 30% |
· The paper displays insight and originality of thought · There is sound and logical analysis that reveals clear understanding of the relevant issues · There in an appropriate balance of factual reporting, interpretation and analysis, and personal opinion · The author goes beyond the obvious in constructing interpretation of the reading · Applicable and accurate details are used to reinforce the author’s arguments · The paper is convincing and satisfying
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· There are some original ideas, but others seem elementary · Analysis of the relevant issues · is generally sound, but there are lapses in logic · The balance between factual reporting, interpretation and analysis, and personal opinion seems skewed · Paper shows understanding of relevant issues but lacks depth · Generally accurate details are included but the reader is left with questions—more information is needed to fill in the blanks · The paper leaves the reader vaguely skeptical and unsatisfied
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· There are few original ideas; most seem obvious or elementary · Analysis is superficial or illogical, the author seems to struggle to understand the relevant issues · There is a clear imbalance among factual reporting, interpretation and analysis, and personal opinion · Author appears to misunderstand or omit key issues · There are few details or most details seem irrelevant · The paper leaves the reader unconvinced
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Content 40% |
· There is a clear thesis · Transitions between ideas are thoughtful and clearly show how ideas connect · The paper satisfactorily addresses the topic and leaves no important aspect of the topic not addressed · The author fully answers the question · Appropriate significance is assigned to the information presented and irrelevant information is rarely included · Analyses, discussion, and conclusions were explicitly linked to examples, facts, and theories |
· There is a thesis but it is ambiguous or unfocused · Connections between ideas often work well, but some transitions between ideas are fuzzy · The paper satisfactorily addresses the topic, but more than one important aspect of the topic needs more attention · The author partially answers the question · The paper often used information in a way that is inappropriate to its significance or includes too much irrelevant information · The connection among analyses, discussions, and conclusions is evident or implied, but it is not explicitly linked to examples, facts and theories |
· There is no clear thesis · Connections between ideas are of the confusing or missing · The paper needs to be substantially more closely related to the topic and many important aspects of the topic left out · The work seems to be a simple restatement of the assignment or a simple, overly broad answer to the question without substantially answering it · The author has a poor grasp of the relevant information and frequently uses information inappropriately · There is no clear connection among analyses, discussions, and examples, facts and theories
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Styling and Citations 10% |
· Maintains a proper format, APA, MLA or Chicago · Includes “Works Cited” if APA or MLA employed · Grammar, spelling, and punctuation are consistent and correct · Fonts are consistent · Includes page numbers |
· Employs a proper format, errors, while infrequent, exist · Includes a “Works Cited” page is applicable, but it includes errors · Errors in grammar, spelling, and punctuation exist but are infrequent and not serious enough to distort meaning · Fonts are inconsistent · Lacks page numbers |
· Has no proper format · Has no “Works Cited” page although it is applicable · Errors in grammar and spelling, and punctuation that is missing or incorrect are frequent enough to become distracting and interfere with meaning · Fonts are inconsistent · Lacks page numbers
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