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Peer-Reviewed Study Rubric 
This Peer-Reviewed Study will allow you to explore and relate a professional business article to our textbook and use the process of Critical Thinking (i.e., provide evidence for your main point) to derive the author’s main point.
Rubric Code: N2528A7
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Subject: Business  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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Total Points 100
  Accomplished (25-17)

(N/A)

Proficient (16-9)

(N/A)

Less than Proficient (8-1)

(N/A)

Not Proficient (0)

(N/A)

Summary Section

Accomplished (25-17)

- Student meets all criteria found in the Article Review Instructions form.

- Some examples include summarize and paraphrase chosen article.

- Article is not over 12 months old.
Proficient (16-9)

Student makes a strong effort to meet the requirements found in the Article Review Instructions form.
Less than Proficient (8-1)

Student makes somewhat of an effort to meet the requirements found in the Article Review Instructions form.
Not Proficient (0)

Unacceptable level of effort made to meet the requirements found in the Article Review Instructions form.   
Critique Section

Accomplished (25-17)

- Student did a thorough job explaining whether they agree or disagree with the author and provides evidence to support their opinion.

- Student includes inductive and deductive examples that show mastery in understanding these concepts. Page length requirement is met.
Proficient (16-9)

- Student did a thorough job explaining whether they agree or disagree with the author and provides evidence to support their opinion.

- Student does not demonstrate a level of mastery for inductive and deductive reasoning but an attempt was made.
Less than Proficient (8-1)

- Student explained whether they agree or disagree with the author and provides evidence (why or why not) to support their opinion.

- Student does not include inductive or deductive examples from the article.
Not Proficient (0)

Unacceptable level of effort to critique the article or provide inductive and deductive
Tie-In Section

Accomplished (25-17)

Student was able to tie-in concepts from the text and make a connection to their chosen article. Page length requirement is met.
Proficient (16-9)

Student made a proficient attempt to tie-in concepts from the text and make a connection to their chosen article.

- Student makes an effort to cite and is on the right track but has areas in their paper where information is not properly credited to the author.
Less than Proficient (8-1)

- Student has made an acceptable attempt to tie-in concepts from the text and make a connection to their chosen article.
Not Proficient (0)

Unacceptable level of effort to connect information from the textbook to the article.
Formatting and Citations

Accomplished (25-17)

- Meet minimum page length requirement of 3 pages (double-spaced).

- Rules of APA, paper is free of grammatical and spelling errors.

- ONE reference article only
Proficient (16-9)

Followed the formatting guidelines per the Article Review Instructions document.
Less than Proficient (8-1)

Student has not made an adequate attempt to properly cite according to a standard format or student has not made an adequate attempt to follow the formatting guidelines
Not Proficient (0)

Has not met standards for citing or formatting.










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