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Journal Article Summary Rubric Journal Article Summary Rubric Write a two-three page APA formatted summary of a journal article addressing the relevance of the topic, why this information is important, and how this information is useful, practical, and applicable to Organizational Change.database. Be sure to provide an electronic copy or a hard copy of your article (or a link to the article) because you'll need to turn it in with your paper. Rubric Code: YC6867 By mikelaibe Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Business Type: Assignment Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Journal Article Critique
	Good 0 pts	Fair 0 pts	Poor 0 pts
Summary-Content	Good The article is clearly but succinctly summarized - only the key points of the article are touched upon. Relevance, importance, and application to organizational change is clearly demonstrated.	Fair The article is clearly summarized, but some sub points are addressed along with main points. Relevance, importance, and application to organizational change is addressed but lacks depth. The summary is not succinct, is too long and cumbersome. Overuse of quoted material (25%+)	Poor The article summary is unclear or overly detailed, so long as to appear more like a short, unclear article than a summary. Did not address relevance, importance, and application to organizational change (one or more is missing). Overuse of quoted material (30%+)
Organization	Good Summary is a topic related to the reading, well organized, and clearly stated. The points of the article are clear from the very beginning and the name and author of the article is made clear early in the paper.	Fair Paper is organized, has an intro, body and conclusion. The purpose of the paper becomes clear within the paper and the name and author of the article is mentioned within the paper.	Poor Paper is not well organized, has an unclear or non-existent intro, body and conclusion. The purpose of the paper is unclear and the name and author of the article is not stated or stated late.
Mechanics Requirements	Good APA and page length (2-3) requirements are met and there are no grammatical errors or typos.	Fair APA and page length (2-3) requirements are met and there are 1-4 grammatical errors or typos. APA format errors (4 or less)	Poor APA and page length (2-3 pages) requirements are not met. There are 5+ grammatical errors or typos. APA format errors (5+)