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Notetaking

Students will use their time in the library to create notes from at least two sources. The notes will need to include citation information, page numbers, and be paraphrased.

Rubric Code: MXW3X2

By bellviewmiddle

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Public Rubric

Subject: History

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 6-8

Note taking Enter rubric description
	Excellent 4 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Poor 1 pts
Sources 1 pts Use a variety of sources on topic	Excellent Student uses at least 3 different sources. Each source is presented in a different format; print (book), print (magazine), nonprint (web site), nonprint (online resource), nonprint (video, interview, etc.)	Fair Student uses at least 3 different sources. Some sources are of a similar type.	Good Student uses only 2 sources for their notes.	Poor Student takes notes using only one source.
Citation 1 pts Enough information is provided on the note card to create a citation	Excellent Student provides all of the necessary information to create a citiation for the source including page numbers and location of access	Fair Student provides at least enough information to find the source and most of the citation information, but no page numbers or location of access	Good Student provides only the author, title, and/or URL for the source.	Poor Student provides little to no source information.
Notes 1 pts Format of the notes taken.	Excellent Student take notes where information is either summarized or paraphrased from the originial or is placed in quotations to indicate a quote. Information can also be in the form of ideas and details not necessarily full sentences.	Fair Notes taken as ideas and details. Quotes may not be clearly marked.	Good Student copies information directly from the source without indicating a quote.	Poor Notes are incomplete and will not be of use to provide information away from the source.