week 2 and 7 paper
OBST 515
Commentary Project Grading Rubric
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Criteria |
Levels of Achievement |
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Content 70% |
Advanced (92–100%) |
Proficient (84–91%) |
Developing (1–83%) |
Not Present |
Points Earned |
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Interpretive Accuracy and Clarity of Exposition |
44 to 48 points Excellent details and interpretive precision is provided through the exposition of all four chapters of the book.
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40 to 43 points The requirements for interpretive exposition are met in a proficient manner. Some of the information is incomplete or unclear. Complete sentences are used and the exposition is clear.
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1 to 39 points The requirements are poorly developed. Most of the information is incomplete. The author uses short phrases instead of complete sentences. The author does not provide any interpretive details.
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0 points The requirements are missing. |
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Historical, Literary, and Theological Insights |
42 to 46 points Excellent details and examples are provided of historical, literary, and theological insights into the interpretation of the book. This is evident through the introduction and in the commentary itself. All three elements (historical, literary, and theological insights) are met. |
38.5 to 41.5 points The requirements are met in a proficient manner. Some of the information is incomplete or unclear. The author provides some details and examples.
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Only two of the three elements are met. |
1 to 38 points The requirements are poorly developed. Most of the information is incomplete. The author uses short phrases instead of complete sentences. The author does not provide any details or examples.
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Only one of the three elements is met. |
0 points The requirements are missing. |
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Biblical Worldview and Application of Principles |
42 to 46 points Excellent details and examples are provided to at least three points of application that stem from the interpretation of the book.
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38.5 to 41.5 points The requirements are met in a proficient manner. Some of the information is incomplete or the author provides partial details and examples. Application is only vaguely tied to the interpretation of the book.
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Only two points of application are met. |
1 to 38 points The requirements are poorly developed. Most of the information is incomplete. The author uses short phrases instead of complete sentences. The author does not provide any details or examples of application that stems from the interpretation of the book.
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Only one point of application is met. |
0 points The requirements are missing. |
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Criteria |
Levels of Achievement |
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Structure 30% |
Advanced (90–100%) |
Proficient (70–89%) |
Developing (1–69%) |
Not Present |
Points Earned |
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Grammar and Spelling |
19 to 20 points Correct spelling and grammar are used throughout the commentary. There are 0–2 errors in grammar or spelling that distract the reader from the content. |
17 to 18 points There are 3–5 errors in grammar or spelling that distract the reader from the content. |
1 to 16 points There are 6–10 errors in grammar or spelling that distract the reader from the content. |
0 points There are more than 10 errors in the grammar or spelling that distract the reader from the content. |
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Current Turabian Format Compliance |
19 to 20 points There are 0–1 minor errors in current Turabian format in the required items: title page, line spacing, heading, citations, and bibliography. |
17 to 18 points There are 2–3 minor errors in current Turabian format in the required items. |
1 to 16 points There are more than 3 errors in current Turabian format in the required items. |
0 points A title page is not present and/or there are more than 5 errors in current Turabian format in the required items. |
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Word Count |
19 to 20 points The minimum word count of 2500 words is met or exceeded. This applies to the breakdown and appropriate balance required for the entire assignment. |
17 to 18 points The word count of 2500 words is met, although the balance in the assignment is off. |
1 to 16 points A word count of 2000 to 2500 words is met. |
0 points There are fewer than 2000 words. |
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Total |
/200 |
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