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Process Rubric Process Rubric This rubic is used for grading all classwork assignments. Rubric Code: QAAC38 By abarker33 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Business Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Criterion 100 %
	Advance 5 pts	Proficient 4 pts	Basic 3 pts	Below Basic 2 pts
Content & Development 50 pts	Advance - Content is comprehensive and clear.<BR> <BR> - Responses are excellent and address assignment including course concepts.	Proficient - Content is accurate.<BR> <BR> - Responses are adequate and address assignment.	Basic - Content is not comprehensive.. <BR> - Responses are inadequate or do not address assignment.	Below Basic - Content is incomplete.<BR> - Major points are not clear.<BR> Questions were not adequately answered.
Organization & Structure 30 pts	Advance Student is organized in their information gathering and takes notes while researching. Student knows where all their information is located and can answer process questions.	Proficient Student is somewhat organized in their information gathering and takes some notes while researching. Student know where most of their information is located and can answer most process questions.	Basic Student is not particularly organized in their information gathering and takes few notes while researching. Student knows where very little of their information is and cannot answer many questions.	Below Basic Student is not at all organized Student has little or no information that can be produced.
Format 20 pts	Advance - Assignment follows all designated guidelines.<BR> -No errors or irregularities	Proficient - Assignment follows designated guidelines.<BR> -Format is good.<BR> -No more than 3 errors or minor irregularities	Basic - Assignment is mostly organized but is lacking clear structure.<BR> -No more than 5 errors, but skills need refinement	Below Basic - Assignment is disorganized and hard to follow/understand.<BR> -Skills need significant work; more consistent practice time is needed at home.