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TOK Exhibition Essay Evaluation 
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Rubric Code: V24WCCC
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Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric TOK Exhibition Essay Eval.
  Excellent

10 pts

Good

8 pts

Satisfactory

6 pts

Basic

4 pts

Rudimentary

2 pts

0

0 pts

Objects

Excellent

The Exhibition clearly identifies three objects and their specific real-world contexts.
Good

The Exhibition identifies three objects and their real-world contexts.
Satisfactory

The Exhibition identifies three objects although the real-world contexts of these objects may be vaguely or imprecisely stated.
Basic

The Exhibition identifies three objects although the real-world contexts of the objects may be implied rather than explicitly stated.
Rudimentary

The Exhibition presents three objects, but the real-world contexts of these objects are not stated or the images presented may be highly generic images of types of object rather than of specific real-world objects.
0

The Exhibition does not reach the standard described by the other levels or does not use one of the IA prompts provided.
Links

Excellent

Links between each of the three objects and the selected IA prompt are clearly made and well-explained.
Good

Links between each of the three objects and the selected IA prompt are explained, although this explanation may lack precision and clarity in parts.
Satisfactory

There is some explanation of the links between the three objects and the selected IA prompt.
Basic

Basic links between the objects and the selected IA prompt are made, but the explanation of these links is unconvincing and/or unfocused.
Rudimentary

Links between the objects and the selected IA prompt are made, but these are minimal, tenuous, or it is not clear what the student is trying to convey.
0
Justification

Excellent

There is a strong justification of the particular contribution that each individual object makes to the Exhibition.
Good

There is a justification of the contribution that each individual object makes to the Exhibition.
Satisfactory

There is some justification for the inclusion of each object in the Exhibition
Basic

There is a superficial justification for the inclusion of each object in the Exhibiiton.
Rudimentary

There is very little justification offered for the inclusion of each object in the Exhibition
0
Evidence/References

Excellent

All, or nearly all, of the points are well-supported by appropriate evidence and explicit references to the selected IA prompt.
Good

Many of the points are supported by appropriate evidence and references to the selected IA prompt.
Satisfactory

Some of the points are supported by evidence and references to the selected IA prompt.
Basic

Reasons for the inclusion of objects are offered, but these are not supported by the appropriate evidence and/or lack relevance to the selected IA prompt.
There may be significant repetition across the justifications of the different objects.
Rudimentary

The commentary on the objects is highly descriptive or consists only of unsupported assertions.
0




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