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    This document outlines a 4-point rating scale for evaluating student notes and assignments. Receiving a score of 4 or 3 requires notes to be well-organized with complete sentences and clearly defined topics that fully address guiding questions. Lower scores of 2 or 1 are for notes that are increasingly disorganized and fail to address questions, with more grammatical and formatting errors.

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    This document outlines a 4-point rating scale for evaluating student notes and assignments. Receiving a score of 4 or 3 requires notes to be well-organized with complete sentences and clearly defined topics that fully address guiding questions. Lower scores of 2 or 1 are for notes that are increasingly disorganized and fail to address questions, with more grammatical and formatting errors.

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    Asia's Missing Piece Rubric

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    Kim Giguere Holt
    This document outlines a 4-point rating scale for evaluating student notes and assignments. Receiving a score of 4 or 3 requires notes to be well-organized with complete sentences and clearly defined topics that fully address guiding questions. Lower scores of 2 or 1 are for notes that are increasingly disorganized and fail to address questions, with more grammatical and formatting errors.

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    Rating Scale 4 Meet and Exceeds Objectives 3 Meets Objectives

    2 Progressing Towards Objectives 1 Making Limited Progress Towards Objectives

    Evaluative Criteria Notes are neatly organized into complete sentences Topic sections are clearly defined All guiding questions are completely addressed and display a higher level of thinking All text is properly formatted and free of grammar and mechanical errors Includes properly formatted MLA Sources Used page Notes are organized into complete sentences Topic sections are defined All guiding questions are addressed All text is properly formatted and contains a few grammar and mechanical errors Includes properly formatted MLA Sources Used page Notes are disorganized and do not utilize complete sentences Topic sections are unclear Some guiding questions are addressed Text contains some grammar and mechanical errors Includes MLA Sources Used page Notes are disorganized and do not utilize complete sentences Topic sections are unclear Guiding questions are not properly addressed Text contains many grammar and mechanical errors

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