iRubric: Note-taking Rubric

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Note-taking Rubric Note-taking Rubric Generalized rubric to cover a variety of note-taking formats Rubric Code: P72XAC By macfry414 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Business Type: Class note Grade Levels: K-5, 9-12

Note Taking Skills
	EXCEEDS 2 pts	MEETS 1.5 pts	Own Notes 1 pts	UNSATISFACTORY 0.5 pts
FORMAT	EXCEEDS ALL Notes follow correct format as modeled in class, with main ideas and supporting information in proper place	MEETS MOST notes follow correct format as modeled in class, with main ideas and supporting information in proper place	Own Notes About 3/4 of the notes taken are those of the students own work.	UNSATISFACTORY Less than 1/2 of notes follow correct format as modeled in class, with main ideas and supporting information in proper place
CONTENT	EXCEEDS Notes clearly contain "main idea" concepts followed by supporting details and/or evidence for successful test taking	MEETS Notes are missing a few "main ideas" OR all ideas do not contain supporting details and/or evidence making it easier for test taking	Own Notes About 3/4 of the notes taken by student are their own and are missing a number of key points and 1/2 of the vocabulary thusmaking it somewhat easy	UNSATISFACTORY Notes are missing many main ideas OR are missing many supporting details and/or evidence such as the vocabulary making it difficult for test taking
LEGIBILITY/NEATNESS	EXCEEDS ALL notes are neat and legible so as to make them beneficial for study, either independently or with a partner thus allowing the student(s) to successfully use them on a test	MEETS MOST notes are neat and legible so as to make them beneficial for study, either independently or with a partner, BUT some points are messy or illegible making if easier to use for test taking	Own Notes About 3/4 of the notes are legible and somewhat easy to understand to allow the student to successfully use for a tesst	UNSATISFACTORY Notes are a combination of neat and legible and messy and illegible, making them ineffective as a study tool when used for a test