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Language Arts notebook rubric
Language Arts notebook rubric
Describes how well a student organizes notes in his/her notebook.
Rubric Code:
P2545W
By
Nancy_Sura
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Subject:
English
Type:
Reading
Grade Levels:
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Language Arts Notebook
Poor
10 pts
Average
15 pts
Good
25 pts
Binder/Folder
Poor
Student does not have a binder or folder.
Average
Student has a binder, but notes are not put into the folder. Notes are falling out of binder.
Good
Student has a binder and effectively uses it. Notes are put into pockets and/or rings.
Organization
Poor
Notes scattered, not in any order.
Average
Notes somewhat organized. Items found with difficulty.
Good
Notes are organized by date and in correct order. Items can be found easily.
Frequency
Poor
Notes rarely taken.
Average
Notes taken 3 or 4 days a week.
Good
Notes taken daily.
Neatness
Poor
Notes are sloppy. Hand writing is hard to read.
Average
Notes are readable, but not concise.
Good
Notes are easily read and organized.
Keywords:
GETTING AND STAYING ORGANIZED
Subjects:
English
Math
Test Preparation
Types:
Reading
Assignment
Class note
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