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Policy Analysis Content and Structure Grading Rubric
Policy Analysis Paper Grading Rubric
You will critically analyze a healthcare policy and write a position paper that outlines recommendations for policy changes that incorporates use of persuasive arguments and critical thinking.
Rubric Code:
R98B3B
By
masnyder
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Subject:
English
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Policy Analysis
Poor
11 pts
Fair
16 pts
Good
25 pts
Define the Problem
5 pts
Poor
(59% credit or less)The problem statement contains many errors of assertion and/or has been omitted altogether. The solution has been defined in the problem.
Fair
(70% Credit) The problem statement is adequate.
Good
(100% credit) The problem is defined in a way that is easily evaluated and can be quanitified.
Assemble the Evidence
10 pts
Poor
Poor discussion of laws and public policy issues relevant to the topic. No evidence is given or the evidence is incorrect or unrelated to the assertion.
Fair
Adequate discussion of laws and public policy issues relevant to the topic. An answer at this level provides few arguments, but the ones that are presented are reasonable. There is evidence offered for each thought, although the paper may be overlooking some of the more minor supporting assertions.
Good
Excellent discussion of laws and public policy issues relevant to the topic. An answer at this level provides clear statements of the thoughts being asserted in a logical order that builds to the final conclusion. Each thought is accompanied by sufficient reasonable evidence to support it.
Construct the Alternatives
10 pts
Poor
No attempt or a weak attempt is made to introduce or refute counterarguments.
Fair
Several of the more obvious counterarguements are raised and refuted.
Good
Each thought also considers and counters reasonable arguments against it.
Keywords:
Policy Analysis
Subjects:
English
Health
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