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Research Assignment Rubric

Purpose

  • is clear (10) points
  • supported by details (10)

Organization

Introduction (5)

  • grabs the reader's attention
  • states the purpose, if nonfiction

Body (5)

  • presents topics in order that makes sense

Conclusion (5)

  • ties everything together with impact

Information in the Final Product

  • can be found in your notes (10)
  • answers your research questions (10)
  • in quoted using quotation marks and source is identified (10)

Writing Style

  • must be readable by someone reading at no higher than fifth grade level (meaning no words you need a dictionary to understand) (5)
  • would be interesting to someone with no prior knowledge of or interest in the topic (5)

Mechanics

  • accuracy (5)
  • spelling (5)
  • grammar (5)
  • punctuation (5)
  • capitalization (5)

Adapted from: Rankin, Virginia. "Get Smart." School Library Journal August, 1996 : 22-27. MAS. EBSCOhost. 24 July 2002 <http://ehostvgw10.epnet.com/ehost.asp?>

 

 

 

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