Criteria |
Points possible per criteria |
|
Exemplary |
Satisfactory |
Poor |
Not acceptable |
| |
3 points |
2 points |
1 point |
0 points |
Key Ideas |
Key ideas specific to the subject are very, clearly stated, and well supported. |
Key ideas refer to the subject; includes major points, includes some support. |
Key ideas are unspecific, unclear, includes few supporting comments. |
The response does not identify key ideas OR entry is submitted late. |
Application |
Entry connects key ideas to future classroom use in a logical and coherent way. |
Entry connects key ideas to future classroom use with some coherence. |
Entry does not connect key ideas to future classroom use or does so minimally. |
Vague discussion without connection to future classroom use OR entry submitted late. |
Philosophy |
Response includes both agreements and disagreements with the material. Shows penetrating insight. |
Response includes agreements or disagreements only. Offers ordinary insight or supported opinion. |
Response includes one agreement or disagreement, but offers no insight. |
Response addresses neither agreement nor disagreement with material. No insight is included. OR entry is submitted late. |
Accuracy |
Conclusions and/or opinions are logical. Complete and satisfactory entry. |
Conclusions and/or opinions are mostly logical. Few errors in logic are apparent. |
Apparent problems with accuracy and/or logic. |
Obvious problems with accuracy and/or logic. Entry is incomplete, unsatisfactory and/ or submitted late. |
Format |
College-level writing is used. Proper grammar and spelling displayed. The journal entry is complete and error-free. Entry is within the prescribed word count (50-100 words). |
Some deviation from college-level writing; entry is over or under word count (50 to 100). |
More than 3 grammar or spelling errors. Entry is less than 50 words. |
Little or no resemblance to college-level writing OR entry is submitted late. |