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SOPA Project Student will create an argument for or against SOPA and defend their argument with mathematical data. Rubric Code: H92B2W By Kmcgarry Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Assignment Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Clear/ Concise Argument Student's argument is clear and understandable.
	N/A Student took no position in the argument. 0 pts	Poor Student's argument is not clear. It is hard to tell which side of the issue the student is on. 1 pts	Fair Student's argument is somewhat clear. One is pretty certain which side the student's argument lies. 2 pts	Good Student's argument is clear. There is no mistaking which side of the argument student lies. 3 pts
Mathematical Literacy 3 pts Student supports arguments with correct mathematical data.	N/A There is no mathematical data to support argument.	Poor There is very little mathematics included in the argument and it doesn't support the argument.	Fair There is mathematical data but it is not clear how it supports the argument.	Good The mathematical data supports the argument.
Presentation of Data 3 pts Data is described in a chart, table or graph	N/A There is no data described in a chart, table or graph.	Poor The data is arranged in a chart, table or graph, but it is improperly labeled or does not make sense.	Fair The data is arranged in a chart, table or graph is properly labeled, but contains 1 or 2 mathematical errors.	Good The data is arranged in a chart, table or graph, is properly labeled and contains so errors.
Grammar/Spelling 1 pts Proper Grammar and spelling is used.	N/A There are more than 8 grammar and/or spelling errors.	Poor There are 4 - 7 grammar and/or spelling errors	Fair There are 1-3 grammar and/or spelling errors	Good There are no grammar and/or spelling errors.
Paragraph structure 1 pts The argument is 2 - 5 paragraphs long. With proper paragraph structure (introductory sentence, supporting sentences, concluding sentence)	N/A The argument is less than 2 paragraphs long with poor paragraph structure.	Poor The argument is 2 paragraphs long with poor paragraph structure.	Fair The argument is 2 - 5 paragraphs long with 3 or 4 structure errors.	Good The arguement is 2- 5 paragraphs long with fewer than 3 structure errors.
Presentation 1 pts Argument is typed or neatly written.	N/A Argument is not typed nor neatly written	Poor Argument is typed or neatly written.	Fair	Good