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One Page Paper Meaning:
The extent to which the response exhibits understanding
and interpretation of the task and text(s)
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Has not met objective
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Fulfills some requirements
of the tasks and addresses basic elements of the text,
but connections may be weak.Shows some misunderstanding
of the text or as a whole.
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Fulfills some requirements
of the tasks and addresses some key elements of text.
Show a predominantly literal interpretation of text
and makes few connections
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Fulfills most requirements
of the tasks and addresses the theme or key elements
of the text. Shows an insightful interpretation of the
text to make connections beyond the text and demonstrate
reflection.
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One Page Paper Organization:
The extent to which the response exhibits direction,
shape and coherence
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Has not met objective
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Does not maintain and
may attempt to establish a focus and shows some attempt
to organize.
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Mostly maintains and
is generally focused, though may contain some irrelevant
details or minor inaccuracies. Shows a clear attempt
at organization
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Establishes and maintains
a clear focus and shows a logical, coherent sequence
of ideas, through the use of appropriate transitions
or other devices.
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One Page Paper Conventions:
The extent to which the response exhibits conventional
spelling, punctuation, paragraphing, capitalization,
grammar, and usage.
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Has not met objective
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The writing demonstrates
partial control of the conventions of written English.
There are frequent errors that may interfere somewhat
with readability but do not substantially interfere
with comprehension. There may be frequent errors of
grammar, syntax, capitalization, punctuation, and spelling.
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The writing demonstrates
clear control of the conventions of written English.
There are occasional errors that may interfere somewhat
with readability but do not substantially interfere
with comprehension. There may be occasional errors in
grammar and syntax, however capitalization, punctuation,
spelling of grade level words, and paragraphs are mostly
correct.
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The writing demonstrates
thorough control of the conventions of written English.
There are few, if any errors and none that interfere
with comprehension. Grammar, syntax, capitalization,
punctuation, and use of paragraphs are essentially correct.
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Concept Map Arrangement
of Map Concepts
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Has not met objective
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Main concept maps are
not clearly identified; sub-concept maps don'��t consistently
branch from main idea.
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Main concept maps easily
identified; most sub-concept maps branch from main idea.
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Main map concepts are
easily identified; sub-maps branch appropriately from
main idea
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Concept Map Text
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Has not met objective
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Font too small to read
easily; more than four different fonts used; text amount
is excessive for intended audience.
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Most text is easy to
read; uses no more than four different fonts; amount
of text generally fits intended audience.
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Easy to read and appropriately
sized; no more than three different fonts; amount of
text is appropriate for intended audience; boldface
used for emphasis.
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