Reducing Our Ecological Footprint
SHORT ESSAY ASSESSMENT
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Excellent (18-20) |
Good (16-17) |
Fair (12-15) |
Needs
Improvement (11>
X) |
TOTAL 100 |
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Essay Question 1 (1st
Paragraph) |
-Answer reflects in-depth
analysis and is insightful -issues addressed were
highly significant -paragraph is
well-composed, well-written & free of spelling mistakes (contains topic
sentence, body and concluding sentence). |
-Answer reflects solid
understanding of the issue -general issues pertaining
to the question were addressed -paragraph is well-written
though it could use some refinement |
-Answer reflects a very
basic grasp of the issue -some of the major issues
addressed, though some key points may have been over looked (more detail
required) -paragraph is coherent,
though clarity needed -research is not referenced -spelling mistakes present |
-Answer reflects confusion -student did not address
key issues -paragraph lacks clarity -research is not referenced -spelling mistakes present |
/20 |
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Essay Question 2 (2nd
Paragraph) |
-Answer reflects in-depth
analysis and is insightful -issues addressed were
highly significant -paragraph is
well-composed, well-written & free of spelling mistakes (contains topic
sentence, body and concluding sentence). |
-Answer reflects solid
understanding of the issue -general issues pertaining
to the question were addressed -paragraph is well-written
though it could use some refinement |
-Answer reflects a very
basic grasp of the issue -some of the major issues
addressed, though some key points may have been over looked (more detail
required) -paragraph is coherent,
though clarity needed -research is not referenced -spelling mistakes present |
-Answer reflects confusion -student did not address
key issues -paragraph lacks clarity -research is not referenced -spelling mistakes present |
/20 |
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Final Paragraph (Relating to
activity) |
-Summary provides in-depth
analysis and is related back to topic questions in insightful ways -Student offers their own
insightful conclusions -paragraph is well-composed,
well-written & free of spelling mistakes (contains topic sentence, body
and concluding sentence). |
-Summary reflects a good
understanding of the topic and relates to topic questions. -paragraph is well-written
though it could use some refinement |
-Summary reflects a basic,
general understanding of the relevance of their field research. -Student missed some
opportunities to relate their field research to their topic questions in
obvious ways. -paragraph is coherent,
though clarity needed -research is not referenced -spelling mistakes present |
-Summary is somewhat
confusing at times -summary frequently does
not relate to back to topic questions in obvious situations where it should
have. Answer reflects confusion -paragraph lacks clarity -research is not referenced -spelling mistakes present |
/20 |
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Data Representation
/ Analysis |
-Raw data was gathered on a
very-well conceived table that enabled student to record highly relevant
statistics -Table of statistics OR
graph OR descriptive table included with the essay (copy/pasted from excel)
enhances concepts addressed within the essay |
-raw data was gathered
using a table that enabled the student to gather relevant statistics -Table of statistics OR
graph OR descriptive table included with the essay (copy/pasted from excel)
is consistent with the topic at hand |
-raw data was recorded
though the statistics not as relevant as they could have been -Table of statistics OR
graph OR descriptive table included with the essay though it is not
conceptually clear or lacks some relevance |
-raw data lacked depth and
was poorly recorded in a non-structured manner (no well-conceived recording
sheet used) -Table of statistics OR
graph OR descriptive not provided OR the data lacks meaning |
/20 |
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Research /
References |
Three scholarly references
cited (relating to paragraph work) |
Two scholarly references
cited (relating to paragraph work) |
One scholarly reference
cited (relating to paragraph work) |
-No references provided or
references were not relevant or scholarly |
/20 |
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FINAL GRADE |
% |
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