iRubric: Mock Trial rubric

4.3.2 - Correct spelling is used consistently throughout the assignment
4.3.3 -Applies capitalization and punctuation conventions in compound sentences, titles, headings, salutations, and addresses when editing and proofreading

Correct spelling is used throughout the assignment, with few errors which do not alter the meaning of the text
Usually applies capitalization and punctuation conventions in compound sentences, titles, headings, salutations, and addresses when editing and proofreading, with some error that does not interfere with the meaning of the text.

Multiple spelling errors that interfere with the meaning of the text. Several capitalization and punctuation errors that force the reader to re-read the text to make sense of it.

Many spelling errors that critically interfere with the meaning of the text. Abundance of capitalization and punctuation errors that make the text almost unreadable.

Has not yet demonstrated any knowledge of spelling and punctuation conventions.

5.2.3 Uses language to show respect and
demonstrate sensitivity to appropriate language use and tone when communicating orally during the appeal and questioning process in court.

5.2.3 Mostly uses language to show respect and
demonstrate sensitivity to appropriate language use and tone when communicating orally during the appeal and questioning process in court.

5.2.3 Sometimes uses language to show respect and demonstrate sensitivity to appropriate language use and tone when communicating orally during the appeal and questioning process in court.

5.2.3 Rarely uses language to show respect and
demonstrate sensitivity to appropriate language use and tone when communicating orally during the appeal and questioning process in court.

Does not yet demonstrate the ability to use respectful language, or use of tone to exemplify appropriate language.

5.2.2 In your assigned roles, assist in the achievement of group goals and engage with one another in group collaboration through creating the answers and questions that will be presented in trial. These TEN questions are:
- Clear
- Relevant to the story
- Appropriate
- Questions that your witness is able to answer

5.2.2 In your assigned roles, assist in the achievement of group goals and engage with one another in group collaboration through creating the answers and questions that will be presented in trial. At least 8/10 questions are:
- Clear
- Relevant to the story
- Appropriate
- Questions that your witness is able to answer

5.2.2 In your assigned roles, assist in the achievement of group goals and engage with one another in group collaboration through creating the answers and questions that will be presented in trial. At least 6/10 questions are:
- Clear
- Relevant to the story
- Appropriate
- Questions that your witness is able to answer

5.2.2 In your assigned roles, assist in the achievement of group goals and engage with one another in group collaboration through creating the answers and questions that will be presented in trial. At least 5/10 questions are:
- Clear
- Relevant to the story
- Appropriate
- Questions that your witness is able to answer

Does not yet demonstrate the ability to work in a group / partner setting. The questions presented to the witness are unclear, not relevant to the story, are inappropriate, and some questions are unable to be answered by the witness.