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International Infrastructure Analysis Critical Thinking Assignment Grade 12 Business Rubric Code: SX97X78 By Business4m Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Business Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 9-12

Infrastructure Analysis
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Assignment Format	Poor Report is less than 2 pages typed in length Little to no category headings of infrastructure Missing key categories. Little to no Conclusions/resources	Fair Report length is satisfactory. Double spaced. Layout include some headings some use of categories. conclusions/resources Typed	Good Report is good length 2-3 pages, double spaced, category headings listed, underlined Typed, Good Resources	Excellent Report is, good length, 2-3pages or more, double spaced, contains all components of infrastructure, headings well written Recommendations, resources Typed
Assignment Content	Poor Little to no detail describing category headings. Little to no explanation of infrastructure importance, or explanation of infrastructure as asset or obstacle	Fair Some detail describing category headings. Some explanation of infrastructure importance and or some explanation of infrastructure as asset/obstacle	Good Good content describing category headings. Good explanation of infrastructure importance and description of infrastructure as asset/obstacle .	Excellent Very detailed describing category headings. Detailed explanation of infrastructure importance and description of infrastructure as asset/obstacle
Comparative analysis to Canada	Poor Little to no infrastructure comparison of foreign country to Canada, with little to no category comparisons	Fair Some infrastructure comparison to Canada. Some category differentiation	Good Considerable infrastructure comparison to Canada. Good category differentiation to Canada	Excellent Detailed infrastructure comparison to Canada. Excellent category differentiation to Canada