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    This document provides a rubric for grading student notebooks. It evaluates notebooks based on four criteria: name and class identification on the cover, neatness, content organization, and activity completion. Each criteria is scored as good (20 pts), fair (17 pts), or poor (15 pts) based on increasing levels of missing information, drawings, erasures, incomplete activities, and lack of chronological order. A well-organized notebook with all information and activities completed receives the highest score.

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    This document provides a rubric for grading student notebooks. It evaluates notebooks based on four criteria: name and class identification on the cover, neatness, content organization, and activity completion. Each criteria is scored as good (20 pts), fair (17 pts), or poor (15 pts) based on increasing levels of missing information, drawings, erasures, incomplete activities, and lack of chronological order. A well-organized notebook with all information and activities completed receives the highest score.

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    Rubrics in Checking Notebooks

    Uploaded by

    Gerard Andres Balosbalos
    This document provides a rubric for grading student notebooks. It evaluates notebooks based on four criteria: name and class identification on the cover, neatness, content organization, and activity completion. Each criteria is scored as good (20 pts), fair (17 pts), or poor (15 pts) based on increasing levels of missing information, drawings, erasures, incomplete activities, and lack of chronological order. A well-organized notebook with all information and activities completed receives the highest score.

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    Name and Class are

    Neatness

    Content

    Good (20 pts)

    Fair (17 pts)

    Poor (15 pts)

    Name and class are


    both present on cover
    in permanent marker.

    Name and class are


    both present on
    cover but not in
    permanent marker
    (e.g.) pencil.

    Just name or class is


    written on cover.
    Only one is present.

    Good

    Fair

    Poor

    There are no drawings


    other than the figures
    or diagrams from the
    assignments and
    notebook is neat to
    the eye. No erasures.

    There are some


    drawings but the
    notebook is still
    somewhat neat.
    Some erasures are
    present.

    The notebook has


    many drawings on
    many pages. There
    are many erasures.

    Good

    Fair

    Poor

    Activities and other


    lectures are
    categorized into
    Music, Arts, PE, &
    Health with activity
    numbers
    Activities

    Chronological
    order/Organization

    Other subject is
    missing and with
    unlabeled activities.

    Other subjects are


    missing.

    Good

    Fair

    Poor

    Activities are
    complete and made
    outstanding with
    proper tables, good
    penmanship, complete
    information and
    answered correctly.

    Few activities are


    missing and took
    effort in
    accomplishing the
    activities.

    Incomplete
    activities. Havent
    answered, labeled at
    not following the
    direction in making
    the activities.

    Good

    Fair

    Poor

    Most of the notes


    are in chronological
    order.

    Some of the notes


    are in chronological
    order.

    All notes are in


    chronological order.

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