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Weekly Assignment

Used for assessing weekly class assignment and understanding of key research concepts.

Rubric Code: NXW9565

By karafisher

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Subject: Political Science

Type: Homework

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Descriptive Analysis
	Unsatisfactory 2 pts	Approaches Expectations 3 pts	Meets Expectations 4 pts	Exceeds Expectations 5 pts
Introduction	Unsatisfactory Failed to meet the assignment requirements.	Approaches Expectations Insufficient information as the the background of the topic and importance.	Meets Expectations Meets requirements for the assignment. Provides a brief background and explains why this topic is of interest to the reader.	Exceeds Expectations Exceeds basic explanation of the background and provides significant insight as to the political relevance of the topic.
Response Details	Unsatisfactory No details provided.	Approaches Expectations Limited response details provided.	Meets Expectations Provides basic details about the number of responses and response rate.	Exceeds Expectations Provides an explanation of the respondents as well as the response rate.
Demographics	Unsatisfactory Little or no summary report given.	Approaches Expectations General comments about the broad demographics of the response group.	Meets Expectations Provides an accurate description of the respondents demographics and includes some specifics such as age range and gender.	Exceeds Expectations Through description of the respondents demographics and varied examples of age, gender, employment status or ethnicity.
Results	Unsatisfactory Fails to compare results or provide other reflection.	Approaches Expectations General comparison of 2 results, demonstrating basic critical thinking.	Meets Expectations Broad comparison of 2 more more results and relates the results representing the UC community to national public opinion.	Exceeds Expectations Compares results in a meaningful way and describes the relationship between the results of the survey to broader national public opinion.