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Tourism Leakage Should College Athletes be Paid? Rubric Code: VXC7222 By krmcnish Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

Tourism Leakage
	Basic 8 pts	Emerging 12 pts	Proficient 18 pts	Distinguished 25 pts
Grammar	Basic 6+ punctuation mistakes 6+ spelling mistakes made	Emerging 4-5 punctuation mistakes 4-5 spelling mistakes made throughout the whole paper	Proficient 3-4 punctuation mistakes 3-4 spelling mistakes made throughout the whole paper	Distinguished 1-2 punctuation mistakes 1-2 spelling mistakes made throughout the whole paper
MLA Format	Basic No sign of knowledge of MLA format. No in-text citation.	Emerging 3-4 mistakes with the MLA format (forgetting heading, not proper size, etc.). No in-text citation.	Proficient 1-2 mistakes with the MLA format (forgetting heading, not proper size, etc.). In-text citation attempted but, either not done properly or not relevant.	Distinguished Everything is in MLA format correctly. In-text citation is formatted correctly and relevant.
Organization	Basic Student does not show any sign of organization.	Emerging Student shows some sign of organization, making it very hard to read.	Proficient Student shows some sign of organization, some parts are difficult to read.	Distinguished Paper is well organized and easily read.
Countries	Basic Student doesn't give an example of good and bad countries affected by tourism leakage.	Emerging Student gives an example of good and bad countries affected by tourism leakage but are not correct. Does not provide any ways industry can minimize leakage.	Proficient Student gives an example of good and bad countries affected by tourism leakage and are correct. Provides minimal ways industry can minimize leakage.	Distinguished Student gives an example of good and bad countries affected by tourism leakage and are correct. Provides relevant and attainable ways industry can minimize leakage that will help the destination's local economy.