Paper Draft

Upload a cover sheet describing the work and how it meets the Learning Outcome. Make sure to refer specifically to the rubric in this description of proficiency.

Guidelines:

· See the file uploaded to connect the assignment to the learning outcome.

· Student completes a narrative describing how the included work addresses the specified learning outcome(s) as well as a self assessment of the work.

· No more than 350 words

Learning Outcome: Effectively communicate with criminal justice professionals and other citizens

Rubric: 

ADVANCED

Student can innovatively employ a variety of communication methods in all situations for differing targeted audiences 

PROFICIENT

Student can effectively communication in oral and written form to relevant audiences

DEVELOPING

Student has learned basic communication skills and is developing proficiency in appropriate methods for relevant situations and audiences

BEGINNING

Student is in the process of learning appropriate oral and written communication skills and methods

 

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