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Thrive Assignment As you complete this assignment, you may use this rubric to determine if you've adequately answered the questions and responded to the prompt. Rubric Code: GA54WA By OtisCollege Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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	Poor 1 pts	Good 2 pts	Excellent 3 pts
Critical Thinking	Poor Barely mentioned why chosen topic is relevant to society. Very little analysis of topic, or deeper thinking on the subject.	Good Adequately addressed the issues of chosen topic, and why it's relevant to society. Mentioned surrounding issues / ideas related to topic.	Excellent Thoroughly addressed the issues of the chosen topic, and tied the analysis into why topic is relevant to society.
Content Development	Poor Barely mentioned topic and failed to explain its various complexities, as addressed in the film.	Good Adequately mentioned topic, explained its various complexities as addressed in the film, and added extra perspective gained from research or critical thinking.	Excellent Thoroughly explored topic, explained its various complexities as addressed in the film, and added extra perspective gained from research or critical thinking.
Outside Source	Poor Chose a source with very little connection to main topic; barely integrated the information from the source into the assignment.	Good Chose adequate source to enhance or add information to main topic; source has good connection to topic and its information was adequately integrated into assignment.	Excellent Chose very relevant source and skillfully integrated its information into the main topic of assignment.
Mechanics	Poor Many grammatical errors in prose. Needs proofreading and more effort in its production. Elements of explanatory and exploratory writing not apparent.	Good Few grammatical errors in prose. Elements of explanatory and exploratory writing is apparent.	Excellent No errors in grammar or syntax. Information clearly presented. Different modes of writing, such as explanatory and exploratory, are used.