iRubric: Business Law: Note-taking Rubric

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Business Law: Note-taking Rubric

Honors Economics: Note-taking Rubric

Generalized rubric to cover a variety of note-taking formats

Rubric Code: BX86BA6

By wright81

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Subject: Education

Type: (Other)

Grade Levels: 9-12

Note Taking Skills
	Above Standard 8 pts	Meets Standard 6 pts	Below Standard 4 pts	Minimal 2 pts
FORMAT	Above Standard ALL Notes follow correct format as modeled in class, with main ideas and supporting information in proper place	Meets Standard MOST notes follow correct format as modeled in class, with main ideas and supporting information in proper place	Below Standard Less than 1/2 of notes follow correct format as modeled in class, with main ideas and supporting information in proper place	Minimal Format and organization is not evident
CONTENT	Above Standard Notes clearly contain "main idea" <BR> every property, postulate or theorem is written with appropriate specific examples	Meets Standard Notes are missing a few "main ideas" including postulates, definitions, theorems or properties, specific examples are listed with available ideas.	Below Standard Notes are missing many main ideas, postulates, proofs, definitions, theorems, or properties, no specific examples are included.	Minimal No main ideas, including postulates, proofs, definitions, theorems, or properties are referenced, no specific examples.
EXAMPLES	Above Standard Examples are clear and well documented for every main idea.	Meets Standard Some examples are listed.	Below Standard Insufficient examples	Minimal No examples.
PICTURES/DIAGRAMS	Above Standard Appropriate pictures, graphs, tables and diagrams are recorded.	Meets Standard Some pictures are represented.	Below Standard Insufficient pictures and diagrams.	Minimal No pictures, or diagrams.
VOCABULARY	Above Standard All appropriate vocabulary words are well defined with appropriate examples.	Meets Standard Specified text vocabulary is defined with appropriate examples.	Below Standard Some vocabulary is defined, no examples.	Minimal No vocabulary words are defined
LEGIBILITY/NEATNESS	Above Standard ALL notes are neat and legible so as to make them beneficial for studyying what you've read	Meets Standard MOST notes are neat and legible so as to make them beneficial for studying what you've read. Some points are messy or illegible	Below Standard Notes are a combination of neat and legible and messy and illegible, making them ineffective as a study tool	Minimal Notes are not legible