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iRubric: He Shoots, He Scores Journal Reflection rubric

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He Shoots, He Scores Journal Reflection Teamwork Journal Reflection This is a rubric designed to measure a student's reflection and application on their understanding of persuasive writing around the role of sports celebrities on youth through media outlets. Rubric Code: CXBA8B4 By moerose Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Journal Reflection This rubric is designed to evaluate a student's reflection on an assigned education journal article.
	Poor A poor job of providing the required information is performed by the writer. 0 pts	Fair The assigned category needs work. 2 pts	Good The writer does a good job applying the category to the journal article. 4 pts	Excellent The writer completely covers all required information. 5 pts
Sentence structure and grammar. The writer uses standard English and correct grammar throughout the reflection.	Poor No attempt is made at writing in complete sentences or using correct English language grammar.	Fair There are numerous grammar and spelling errors.	Good There are some spelling and grammar errors throughout the paper	Excellent No errors exist in grammar and spelling.
Paragraph Structure The writer writes using proper paragraph form.	Poor Writing is aimless and disorganized. There is no opinion or solution.	Fair Writing is somewhat organized, but is sometimes off topic. The opening, body or conclusion is missing. It is unclear if there is an opinion or a solution.	Good Writing is organized, but the opening, body or conclusion is missing. There is an opinion on the topic but no solution.	Excellent Writing has a compelling opening an informative body, and a satisfying conclusion. There is a clear opinion stated with a concluding solution.
Opinion The reflection contains a clear opinion on the topic.	Poor No opinion mentioned.	Fair Opinion is confusing and/or unclear.	Good States an opinion but doesn't provide evidence to support or refute their claim.	Excellent States an opinion with evidence to support and/or refute their claim.
Reference Reference of the case study is included in the reflection.	Poor No reference is given.	Fair A reference of the case study is attempted, but is severely lacking in more than one area.	Good A reference of the case study is provided, but is lacking in one area.	Excellent More than one reference of the case study is given with all the required information.