Monday, September 8, 2008

A simple blogging rubric.....

A Simple Blogging Rubric

The following will be used to evaluate your posts / comments to the AP IB Blog.

0 – did not post

1-3 very poor performance: comment / post is limited to a few words, misspellings and grammar errors, does not fundamentally address the assignment prompt. It is clear that little time and attention was put into the post / comment.

4 – poor performance: comment / post is stated minimally with errors in grammar, spelling and syntax. There is an attempt to address the assignment prompt but it is incomplete or at a level below the expectation of the class.

5 – mediocre performance: comment / post is stated concisely with errors in grammar and spelling. The assignment prompt is addressed but at a superficial level. The assignment is completed at a below-average level in terms of planning and completion.

6 – 7 satisfactory good performance: comment / post is stated and the while the assignment prompt is addressed, ideas expressed are not necessarily original. The content shows a casual writing style with a lack of attention to style.

8 - 9 – very good performance: comment / post is stated and characterized with an above average writing style. The content demonstrates that the student read the prompt and attempts to address it completely but only partially references the original article.

10 – excellent performance: comment / post is well written and characterized by elements of a strong writing style. The comment / post has addressed the assignment prompt fully and expresses his/her ideas clearly showing originality. The original article is fully referenced.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

I'm kind of in the middle when it comes to stem cell resaerch. I'm totally 100% against abortion, but in the same way, stem cells could be the answer to many of the chronic illnesses plagueing so many unfortunate people today. And I recently read that adults still have stem cells, but not in abundance like embryos do. I also read that the placenta can provide stem cells as well. So I think that we should do as much as we can with humans before we start taking from embryos.



--Serena

doug.abshire said...

Serena, I think that you wanted to comment on the post below this one. I like your last sentence "we should do as much as we can with humans before we start taking from embryos." I 100% agree with that. Mr.A