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Students pick an ATLA article (peer reviewed) directly related either to the letter to Philemon or the letter to the Philippians, summarize (identify the main point of the author) and critique it, and upload it for the class.
Rubric Code: UCW986
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Subject: Humanities  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric ATLA article critique
  Exceeds

5 pts

Good

4 pts

Fair

3 pts

Poor

2 pts

Unacceptable

1 pts

Following assignment directions
25 %

Exceeds

The peer-reviewed ATLA article pertains directly either to the letter of Philemon or the letter to the Philippians. The article summary is of superb quality. The summary includes the main point of the author and flow of the article. The student submitted the article on time and uploaded it for the other students.
Good

The ATLA article pertained either to the letter of Philemon or the letter to the Philippians and the article summary was in good shape or missed the article's main point and the main flow.
Fair

The ATLA article pertained fairly either to the letter of Philemon or the letter to the Philippians and/or the article summary was in fair shape.
Poor

The ATLA article pertained poorly either to the letter of Philemon or the letter to the Philippians and/or the article summary was in poor shape or missed the article's main point and/or mail flow and/or the assignment was turned in late.
Unacceptable

The ATLA article was not peer reviewed and/or did not pertain directly either to the letter of Philemon or the letter to the Philippians and/or the article summary was missing and/or the assignment was turned in unacceptably late.
Grammar and style
25 %

Exceeds

Excellent grammar, spelling, and punctuation; precise and/or rich language, use of strong verbs and/or appropriate word choices; nearly always sentences are unambiguous and appropriately precise.
Good

Acceptable grammar, spelling, and punctuation; acceptable use of strong verbs and/or acceptable word choices; usually sentences are unambiguous and appropriately precise
Fair

Mediocre grammar, spelling, and punctuation; mediocre use of strong verbs and/or mediocre word choices; often sentences are unambiguous and appropriately precise. But several ambiguities persist.
Poor

Weak grammar, spelling, and punctuation; weak use of strong verbs and/or weak word choices; sometimes sentences are unambiguous and appropriately precise. But too many ambiguities persist.
Unacceptable

Poor grammar, spelling, and punctuation (i.e., no evidence of proofreading). Sentences are insufficiently clear or precise throughout.
Critical thinking
50 %

Exceeds

Nearly always, accurately analyzes the content; recognizes poor reasoning in the article; appropriately and fairly critiques the article; asks fair and appropriate questions.
Good

Usually, accurately analyzes the content; recognizes poor reasoning in the article; appropriately and fairly critiques the article; asks fair and appropriate questions.
Fair

Often recognizes poor reasoning in the article; appropriately and fairly critiques the article; asks fair and appropriate questions. But several instances of poor analysis or inappropriate/unfair critique.
Poor

Sometimes recognizes poor reasoning in the article; appropriately and fairly critiques the article; asks fair and appropriate questions. But too many instances of poor analysis or inappropriate/unfair critique.
Unacceptable

Analysis and critique are insufficient throughout.



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  • Article review critique







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