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Annotated Bibliography Rubric Code: P46459 By Kimchan Draft Public Rubric Subject: Medical Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

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	3 pts
Enter criteria title 100-90	3 Annotations are well-written, with concise, yet detailed summaries of important points in the source. Evaluative comments within the annotations reflect a scholarly assessment of the usefulness and unique qualities of each source. It is obvious that the student has read, understood, and critically appraised at least 6 sources of information (with a minimum of 1 scholarly journal, 2 general circulation magazines, and no more than 3 credible websites included). Few, if any, grammatical errors
Enter Title 90-80	3 Some annotations may fall short in summary or evaluative contents, but on the whole, they show the student has completed the research according to the guidelines specified above. There may be a few minor grammatical errors, but these do not interfere with meaning.
Enter Title 80-70	3 Some annotations may be missing key components (summary or evaluative information), or serious grammatical errors interfere with clear communication. Otherwise, the student has completed the research according to the guidelines specified above. First-person perspective may detract from the academic voice that is to be used in an annotation.
Enter Title 70-60	3 The bibliography contains entries for fewer than 6(but more than 4) sources, or does not adhere to the types of sources specified (containing more than 3 websites, fewer than 1 scholarly articles, etc.); or annotations are unacceptably general and/or brief.
Enter Title 50-60	3 The bibliography contains a combination of flaws listed above. Bibliographies containing fewer than 4 sources or ones that are missing annotations cannot receive above a 60.