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Discussion Participation Scoring Guide Discussion Participation Scoring Guide This is a rubric to inform students how to participate in weekly online discussions. Rubric Code: H76W78 By jparke218 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Health Type: (Other) Grade Levels: Undergraduate, Graduate, Post Graduate

Discussion Scoring Guide Enter rubric description
	Non-performance 0 pts	Fair 1 pts	Good 2 pts	Outstanding 3 pts
Topic Relevancy	Non-performance Post shows no consideration for the topic or assignment requirements; does not add to discussion.	Fair Post shows some consideration for the assignment; adds a little to the discussion.	Good Post reflects topic, the requirements for the assignment and sufficient content and ideas.	Outstanding Post reflects topic, the requirements for the assignment and substantial content and ideas.
Development of Post	Non-performance Post is not significantly developed or thought-out; does not meet minimum requirements.	Fair Post is not well developed or thought out.	Good Post is basically thought out and ideas are essentially developed. It is respectful of the ideas of others. Meets minimum requirements.	Outstanding Post is well thougt out and ideas are well developed. Post significantly enhances the discussion. It is respectful of the ideas of others. Exceeds minimum requirements.
Standards of Writing	Non-performance Post shows little or no consideration for grammar, sentence structure, punctuation or other writing standards.	Fair Post has substantial grammar, sentence structure, and punctuation errors.	Good Post has few grammar, sentence structure, and punctuation errors.	Outstanding Post is free of substantial grammar, sentence structure, and punctuation errors.
Timeliness	Non-performance Initial postings not made on initial due dates.	Fair Post responses to other students consistently after deadlines.	Good Initial posting submitted by the deadline but responses to other students are inconsistently submitted by deadlines.	Outstanding All postings always submitted on time.