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7 Habits Journal Writing Assignments 
Rubric for the completion of each 7 Habits Journal assignment done in class after readings. [Work will be submitted after each "Part" of the book is completed.]
Rubric Code: XX5A9AX
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Subject: Vocational  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Powered by iRubric 7 Habits Journal Assignment
  EXCELLENT

4 pts

GOOD

3 pts

SATISFACTORY

2 pts

POOR

1 pts

1.
TEXT RETREIVAL/FORMATTING
15 %

[Text is transferred from Word .doc to MBC Doc in an appealing and readable manner.]

EXCELLENT

All text is...

• accurately copied/pasted from given Word document.

• formatted for readability (date enlarged, extra spacing removed, answer font color changed to red, etc.).
GOOD

Most text is...

• accurately copied/pasted from given Word document.

• formatted for readability (date enlarged, extra spacing removed, answer font color changed to red, etc.).
SATISFACTORY

Some text is...

• accurately copied/pasted from given Word document.

• formatted for readability (date enlarged, extra spacing removed, answer font color changed to red, etc.).
POOR

Very little text is...

• accurately copied/pasted from given Word document.

• formatted for readability (date enlarged, extra spacing removed, answer font color changed to red, etc.).
2.
ANSWER QUALITY
70 %

[Journal questions answered with correctness and thoughfulness.]

EXCELLENT

All answers ...

• give the correct response called for in the question.

• are well thought-out and give detail for explanations.

• are of adequate length.
GOOD

Most answers ...

• give the correct response called for in the question.

• are well thought-out and give detail for explanations.

• are of adequate length.
SATISFACTORY

Some answers ...

• give the correct response called for in the question.

• are well thought-out and give detail for explanations.

• are of adequate length.
POOR

Very few answers ...

• give the correct response called for in the question.

• are well thought-out and give detail for explanations.

• are of adequate length.
3.
WRITING, PROOFING & EDITING
15 %

[Correctness and accuracy of your writing content in assignments, tests, and quizzes.]

EXCELLENT

Almost all of your writing included ...

• CAPITALIZATION used correctly—including words at the beginning of sentences and all proper nouns.

• PUNCTUATION used at the end of all sentences and elsewhere where necessary.

• CORRECTLY SPELLED WORDS used in proper context (looked up if unsure, asked for help, and didn't rely solely on spell-check!).

• COMPLETE SENTENCES, with subject-verb agreement, that made sense and were appropriate.
GOOD

A large amount of your writing included ...

• CAPITALIZATION used correctly—including words at the beginning of sentences and all proper nouns.

• PUNCTUATION used at the end of all sentences and elsewhere where necessary.

• CORRECTLY SPELLED WORDS used in proper context (looked up if unsure, asked for help, and didn't rely solely on spell-check!).

• COMPLETE SENTENCES, with subject-verb agreement, that made sense and were appropriate.
SATISFACTORY

A small amount of your writing included ...

• CAPITALIZATION used correctly—including words at the beginning of sentences and all proper nouns.

• PUNCTUATION used at the end of all sentences and elsewhere where necessary.

• CORRECTLY SPELLED WORDS used in proper context (looked up if unsure, asked for help, and didn't rely solely on spell-check!).

• COMPLETE SENTENCES, with subject-verb agreement, that made sense and were appropriate.
POOR

Almost none of your writing included ...

• CAPITALIZATION used correctly—including words at the beginning of sentences and all proper nouns.

• PUNCTUATION used at the end of all sentences and elsewhere where necessary.

• CORRECTLY SPELLED WORDS used in proper context (looked up if unsure, asked for help, and didn't rely solely on spell-check!).

• COMPLETE SENTENCES, with subject-verb agreement, that made sense and were appropriate.



Keywords:
  • journal, writing, success, habits, reading, 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens







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