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iRubric: Proposal Grading Rubric

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Proposal Grading Rubric "Dear Congressman" Letter Grading Rubric Draft a proposal for an occupational therapy based program in the community, at work, or for a school Rubric Code: F67C49 By mkreger Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Health Type: Writing Grade Levels: Undergraduate

My Program
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Proposal Introduction	Excellent The proposal introduction includes all components: the student's name, program idea, and brief rationale for program	Good The proposal introduction is missing 1 of the components.	Fair The proposal introduction is missing 2 of the components.	Poor The proposal introduction is missing all 3 components
Content of Proposal	Excellent The student clearly supports his or her proposal. Proposal answers who, what, when, and where and how much it will cost.	Good The student somewhat clearly supports his or her proposal but does not answer all the who, what, when, and where and cost questions.	Fair The student somewhat unclearly supports his or her proposal but only answers 3 out of the 5 questions.	Poor The student unclearly supports his or her proposal.
Spelling and Grammar	Excellent The final draft contains no more than 1 spelling and/or grammar errors.	Good The final draft contains no more than 3 spelling and/or grammar errors.	Fair The final draft contains between 3 and 5 spelling and/or grammar errors.	Poor The final draft exceeds 5 spelling and/or grammar errors.
Rationale	Excellent Proposal demonstrates strong clinical reasoning skills and incorporates the role of occupational therapy in this program.	Good Proposal demonstrates clinical reasoning skills and incorporates the role of occupational therapy in this program.	Fair Proposal demonstrates minimal clinical reasoning skills and or unclear the role of occupational therapy in this program.	Poor Proposal lacks clinical reasoning skills and or unclear the role of occupational therapy in this program.