iRubric: Cornell Notes Grading Rubric

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Cornell Notes Grading Rubric

A rubric for evaluation of note taking using Cornell note taking method.

Rubric Code: E224865

By tramirez0311

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Subject: Social Sciences

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Criteria
	Not Meeting Expectations 1 pts	Approaching Expectations 2 pts	Meeting Expectations 3 pts	Exceeding Expectations 4 pts
Page Layout/Mechanics	Not Meeting Expectations Missing two or more parts (date, topic, source). Did not follow Cornell format.	Approaching Expectations Missing one part (date, topic, source). Did follow Cornell format.	Meeting Expectations All parts are in place (date, topic, source) but source is not correctly formatted. Followed Cornell format.	Exceeding Expectations All parts are in place and followed Cornell format.
Legibility	Not Meeting Expectations Cannot read notes.	Approaching Expectations Some part are readable, but some sections are hard to read.	Meeting Expectations Readable but could be neater.	Exceeding Expectations Notes are readable and neat
Notes/Body	Not Meeting Expectations Notes are not accurate. No paraphrasing. No use of abbreviations. No spacing present.	Approaching Expectations Some inaccuracies present. Some paraphrasing present. Some abbreviations used. Spacing inconsistent.	Meeting Expectations Notes are accurate. Paraphrasing used but not always Abbreviations are used. Spacing used properly.	Exceeding Expectations Notes are accurate and paraphrased. Main ideas captured. Abbreviations are used. Spacing is consistent.
Key Points/Vocabulary/Questions	Not Meeting Expectations No Big ideas or questions present. No key vocabulary present.	Approaching Expectations Big Ideas or questions are referred to generally. Some key vocabulary present.	Meeting Expectations Big ideas or questions present but not critical in analysis or depth of understanding. Key vocabulary present.	Exceeding Expectations Big ideas or questions present demonstrating critical analysis and understanding. Questions are answered /ideas are explained in notes. Key vocabulary present.
Summary	Not Meeting Expectations No summary present	Approaching Expectations Summary simply restates notes without identifying or paraphrasing the ideas.	Meeting Expectations Summary paraphrases most main ideas and is generally accurate.	Exceeding Expectations Summary accurately paraphrase all main ideas.