Reaction Paper on Group Home Intern
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reaction_paper_rubric.docPSYC 499
Reaction Paper Rubric
The following template was designed for you , the student, in an attempt to provide a large amount of feedback for your reaction paper. You will see below all the areas that were objectively and thoroughly considered in the grading process, and how your performance was judged in each of these areas. Also, please notice that this is an additive, not subtractive method of grading. Therefore, instead of beginning with 100% and losing points for errors, students begin with 0% and earn points for the work they submit. The following template is a guideline for grading. The professor reserves the right to raise/lower a student’s final grade if it is believed template values have not credited assignment worth appropriately.
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Title Page |
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Running head is present, correct (2-3 words in top left corner), & throughout paper (ex. Running head: ABBREVIATED TITLE) |
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Page # in top R corner & present throughout paper |
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Full title is appropriate and in proper place (see APA for good title content) |
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Student name and internship agency in proper place (course #, date, and student id # not necessary) |
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Abstract |
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The abstract is of proper word length (150-250 word max), and of relevant content |
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Proper APA (not indented, no reference, double spaced, correct heading) |
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Assignment Content (Content, even before references, worth approx 50% of grade) |
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(300) |
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Summary of behaviors observed throughout internship |
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Theoretical explanations of behaviors observed (must include at least 1 theory) |
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Benefits of the internship experience |
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Suggestions for the agency, people at the agency, and/or future interns |
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Grammar and Paper Structure |
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(70) |
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Proper introduction, use, and presentation of abbreviations |
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Proper use of quotations, commas, italics, and other punctuation |
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Spelling |
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The assignment is grammatically/typographically correct (including sentence structure) |
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Assignment is written in 3rd person (i.e. do not use personal pronouns “I”, “you”, we”, etc.) |
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Assignment is of proper length (3.3 pages/credit hour; 10 pages/125 hours, 20 pages/250 hours) |
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Text is written in a coherent, succinct manner |
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References |
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Citations on the reference page match citations in text |
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The assignment contains a reference page free of errors (know APA well) |
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Quotations are introduced (don’t start sentences), long quotes proper (& not excessive) |
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Proper in text citations (present where necessary) |
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Proper in text citations (presentation) (i.e. Smith, 2004, p. 123) |
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General APA |
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(60) |
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One inch margins (on L and R sides; don’t even/fix R margin) |
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There is not additional space between paragraphs |
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Proper indenting and paragraph length |
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Font size and style are correct (Times New Roman, 12 point font) |
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Headings are used and correctly formatted to identify sections and provide structure |
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Paper is double-spaced throughout |
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Miscellaneous APA |
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TOTAL POINTS |
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