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Reading Portfolio
Reading 1 develops a portfolio in place of a final exam.
Rubric Code:
KX8525
By
shking
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Subject:
(General)
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
Undergraduate
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0321 Portfolio
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Superior
4 pts
Cover Sheet and Table of Contents
Poor
Not in folder and information not organized in Table of Contents.
Fair
In folder, but not in brads. Information not organized well in Table of Contents.
Good
In folder, in brads and neatly done. Some information may be missing or out of order.
Superior
All papers are neatly in the brads of folder, table of contents matches order of work. All parts of portfolio are included, and some creativity may be present.
Reading Strategies Page
Poor
Student does not present much information or none at all. No apparent organization, incomplete sentences and repeated errors in spelling, punctuation, capitalization and usage.
Fair
Student does not present a full page of information. The writing does not move the reader smoothly through the text, and has many errors in capitalization, punctuation, grammar, or spelling.
Good
Student presents a full page of information with an effort to communicate ideas that move the reader smoothly through the text. Few mistakes in capitalization, punctuation, grammar, or spelling.
Superior
Student presents a full page with clear paragraphs and ideas that move the reader smoothly through the text. Almost no mistakes in capitalization, punctuation, grammar, or spelling.
Vocabulary List
Poor
Some words, definitions or sentences missing. Sentences are incomplete or confusing. Has 8 or more errors.
Fair
Some words, definitions or sentences missing. Sentences may be incomplete. Several errors -- 5-7.
Good
Uses all words, with definitions and crafts effective sentences. Few errors -- 3-4.
Superior
Uses all words, with definitions and crafts effective, complete and varied sentences. Only one or two errors.
Public Library or Bookstore
Poor
Student does not present much information or none at all. Not many questions are answwered, no apparent organization and incomplete sentences. Repeated errors in spelling, punctuation, capitalization and usage.
Fair
Student does not present a full page and/or does not answer all questions. The writing does not move the reader smoothly through the text, and has many errors in capitalization, punctuation, grammar, and spelling.
Good
Student presents a full page, answers all questions with an effort to communicate ideas that move the reader smoothly through the text. Few mistakes in capitalization, punctuation, grammar, or spelling.
Superior
Student presents a full page, answers all questions with clear paragraphs and ideas that move the reader smoothly through the text. Almost no mistakes in capitalization, punctuation, grammar, or spelling.
Newspaper Article
Poor
Student does not give a summary, and/or has more than 5 spelling or grammar errors.
Fair
Student's summary was not complete, and has more than 3 spelling or grammar errors.
Good
Student's summary was complete with major details and support. Only 1 or 2 grammar or spelling errors.
Superior
Student's summary was complete with major details and support. No grammar or spelling errors.
Journal Article
Poor
Student does not give a summary, and/or has more than 5 spelling or grammar errors
Fair
Student's summary was not complete, and has more than 3 spelling or grammar errors.
Good
Student's summary was complete with major details and support. Only 1 or 2 grammar or spelling errors.
Superior
Student's summary was complete with major details and support. No grammar or spelling errors.
Book Report
Poor
Student does not demonstrate knowledge of basic information.
Fair
Student is not proficient with detail but is able to demonstrate some basic information.
Good
Student presents information with some detail, has some knowledge of main ideas and support, but isn't fully developed.
Superior
Student presents information in detail, demonstrates full knowledge of book, main ideas, and support.
Subjects:
(General)
Types:
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