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iRubric: Fashion Career Paper Rubric

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Fashion Career Paper Rubric Career Paper Rubric This rubric is for your fashion career paper. The paper is 1 to 2 pages duble spaced. Rubric Code: W893B2 By eaflinner Draft Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

Career Paper Rubric
	Poor 3 pts	Fair 5 pts	Good 8 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Grammar/length 10 pts	Poor Frequent errors occur in usage, punctuation, and spelling—including commonly used words. The paper is only a paragrah long	Fair Errors occur in mechanics, usage, punctuation, and spelling, but commonly used words are spelled correctly. The paper is only a half a page.	Good Generally follows the conventions of mechanics, usage, punctuation, and spelling. The paper is 1 page	Excellent Few, if any, convention errors occur in mechanics, usage, punctuation, and spelling. The paper is 1 to 2 pages
Organization 10 pts	Poor The response may have an organizational patter, but it may lack a sense of completeness or closure.	Fair The organizational pattern usually includes a beginning, middle, and ending, but the elements may be brief.	Good An organizational pattern is apparent.	Excellent The organizational pattern provides for a logical progression of ideas.
Opening and closing Paragrah 10 pts	Poor The paper has no opening or closing paragraph	Fair The paper has a week opening and closing paragraphs. one is missing.	Good The paper had good a good opening or closing paragraphs but the other one is weak.	Excellent The paper has a good opening and closing paragraphs
Information 20 pts	Poor The paper induldes one to two topic needed for the paper.	Fair The Paper inculdes three to four out of the six topics needed for the paper.	Good The paper inculdes five out of the six topic needed for the paper.	Excellent The paper inculdes all six topic of information. the information need is education, salary, how to get into the job postistion, how well would you like the job, what you learned