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I-Search Grading Rubric 
Rubric Code: MX24W4
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Subject: Dance  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Part I: My Questions
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

The Lead

Poor

Lead is weak or non-existent.
Fair

The lead is average- lacks depth and/or personalization.
Good

Draws reader into the topic with a good strong lead (story, quote, question, etc.) made personal by the writer.
What I Know

Poor

Minimal description of prior knowledge and/or little to no insight as to why the writer chose this topic.
Fair

Not very detailed description of prior knowledge and/or provides little insight as to why the writer seeks further knowledge on the topic.
Good

Detailed description of prior knowledge about the topic prior to beginning the search. Provides insight as to why the writer seeks further knowledge on the topic (why the writer cares about the questions).
What I Want to Learn

Poor

Questions are extremely vague or non-existent. The reader is unable to discern what the point of the writer's search is.
Fair

Questions for the search are slightly vague. It is hard to tell what exactly the writer hopes to accomplish through the search process.
Good

Questions for the search are clearly stated. Clear outline of what the writer hopes to accomplish through the search process.
Part II: My Search Process
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Sequence

Poor

The search process is not explained. Sources are not cited and/or introduced.
Fair

The search process is explained at a very basic level and/or the search process jumps around. New sources are introduced randomly or not at all. Not all aources are cited properly.
Good

The sequence of the search is clearly explained. The search proceeds in a logical order, with one source leading to another. Introduction of new sources is explained thoroughly. All sources are cited properly.
Problems and Solutions

Poor

Neither problems nor solutions for finding information are addressed.
Fair

Problems in locating information are not addressed OR solutions for problems are not offered.
Good

Any problems in locating information are described, along with the writer's solution to the problems.
Breakthroughs

Poor

The writer does not discuss any breakthroughs. No description is provided of the best sources of information.
Fair

Writer does not discuss any specific breakthroughs OR does not offer descriptions of the best sources of information.
Good

Writer describes specific breakthroughs- areas where the search got interesting. Descriptions of the best sources of information are present.
How I Changed

Poor

The writer gives no indication of any change either personally or as it pertains to their questions as a result of the search.
Fair

The writer provides minimal insight into how the search affected them personally or how it altered their questions.
Good

The writer explains in detail how they personally changed, expanded, or revised their questions during the course of the search.
Acknowledgements

Poor

The writer does not acknowledge the help of anyone else in the search process.
Fair

The writer makes minimal reference to outside help.
Good

The writer acknowledges how others in class or outside of school helped carry out the search.
Part III: What I Have Learned
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Findings and Conclusions

Poor

The writer does not come to any clear conclusions and/or fails to support any conclusions.
Fair

Writer focuses on only one major finding or conclusion and/or conclusions are weakly supported- i.e. lack examples, details, stories or arguments useful to the reader in determining how the conclusions were reached.
Good

Writer focuses on two to three major findings or conclusions. Conclusions are supported with examples, details, stories and arguments that help the reader understand how the writer arrived at his or her conclusion.
Comparison

Poor

Findings or conclusions are not compared to the writer's initial questions in any way.
Fair

Findings or conclusions are weakly compared to the writer's initial questions.
Good

Findings and conclusions are compared to the writer's initial questions in detail.
Suggestions

Poor

The writer makes no mention on possible further questions or areas to explore in the future.
Fair

The writer acknowledges that there are additional possible questions or areas to explore further but does not address them specifically.
Good

The writer suggests possible questions or areas to further explore at a later time.
Part IV: What This Means to Me
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Development as a Researcher

Poor

Writer does not reflect on their personal development as a researcher in any way.
Fair

Writer gives minimal information as to how they developed as a researcher.
Good

Writer states how they have developed as a researcher throughout this process (for example, what they know now about gathering information that they didn't before.)
Meaning

Poor

Writer gives little or no description of what they learned and its' importance.
Fair

Writer gives a brief or minimal description of what they learned and why they consider that important.
Good

Writer describes in detail which things they learned that mean the most to them and why they are important.
Relevance

Poor

The writer does not address the effect the search process has had on them outside of the paper itself.
Fair

The writer gives minimal explanation as to how this will affect their attitude or thoughts in the future and/or the personal effect of this search.
Good

Writer explains in detail how this will affect the way they act toward or think about people in the future and/or how this search has impacted them personally and the effects it will have.
Bibliography
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Alphabetical Order

Poor

References are not in alphabetical order.
Fair

Most references are in alphabetical order.
Good

All references are in alphabetical order.
Format

Poor

References are not in proper format.
Fair

Most references are in proper format.
Good

All references are in proper format.
Overall Impression
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Spelling and Grammar

Poor

Sentences are incomplete and/or more then ten spelling errors are present.
Fair

Most sentences are complete and grammatically correct and/or five to ten spelling errors are present.
Good

Complete sentences and proper grammar are used throughout. Less then five spelling errors.
Format

Poor

The paper is not written according to the I-Search Paper format and is not written in the first person.
Fair

Either the paper does not follow the I-Search Paper format as given OR paper is not written in the first person.
Good

I-Search paper format guide followed. (name, date, title, section headings.) Paper is written in the first person.
Neatness

Poor

The paper is not type written and is not presented in a nice, neat format.
Fair

Paper is not type written, but is presented in a nice, neat format.
Good

Paper is type written and presented in a neat, clean format.
Overall Impression

Poor

Little time or effort invested. Very sloppy.
Fair

Overall nice job, but more time and effort could have been invested.
Good

Well done; obvious time and effort invested in the paper.




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