description of the shoulder in 1000 words

STRUCTURE AND FORMAT

25%

6

5-4

3-2

1-0

Organization

Content fully demonstrates a clear, logical, and coherent topic development with appropriate paragraph organization.

Content mostly demonstrates a clear, logical, and coherent topic development with appropriate paragraph organization.

Content somewhat demonstrates a clear, logical, and coherent topic development. Paragraphs are somewhat organized.

Content does not demonstrates a clear, logical, and coherent topic development. Paragraphs lack organization.

Grammar and Mechanics

Excellent grammar, spelling, syntax, and punctuation.

A few errors in grammar, spelling syntax, and punctuation, but does not overly detract from writing.

Shows a pattern of errors in spelling, grammar, syntax, and/or punctuation. Possible lack of proof-reading evident.

Continuous errors.

Style Guide and Citations

Follows all aspects of APA style-guide. Appropriate level of sources are used and referenced to support content.

Avoids plagiarism.

Almost no citation or style errors. Supporting resources are mostly high-quality sources and referenced appropriately.

Avoids plagiarism.

A few citation or style errors. Supporting resources are low-quality sources or not appropriately referenced.

Avoids plagiarism.

Shows lack of understanding of APA style guidelines. Poor selection of resources or failure to cite and document supporting evidence.

Avoids plagiarism.*

Audience

Writer demonstrates awareness of audience and maintains scholarly tone in active voice throughout.

Writer considers awareness of audience and generally maintains scholarly tone in active voice.

 Writer illustrates an inconsistent awareness of the audience and fails to maintain scholarly tone.

Writer lacks awareness of audience’s knowledge level and writes in a casual or passive voice.

CONTENT

75%

25-20

19-15

14-9

9-0

Joint Stability

All ligamentous and supporting structures are clearly described including principle points of attachment and function.

Ligamentous and supporting structures are identified including most relevant descriptions of principle points of attachment and function.

Ligamentous and supporting structures are identified with some gaps in roles and/or functions.

Significant gaps in articulating joint stability.

Joint Mobility

All muscles providing primary movement are identified, described, correctly grouped, and secondary support is described where appropriate.

Muscles providing primary movement for principle movements are correctly grouped and described

Most muscles providing primary movement for principle movements are identified.

Significant gaps in articulating muscular involvement.

Joint Mechanics

Degrees of freedom, movement patterns, and biomechanics of those movements are thoroughly described.

Degrees of freedom, movement patterns, and biomechanics of those movements are identified.

Degrees of freedom and movement patterns are outlined in logical manner with gaps in articulating details.

Significant gaps in articulating joint mechanics.