iRubric: Rubric: WFU Law - Mediation 645 - Rubric 3

(draft) edit print share Copy to my rubrics Bookmark test run assess... delete Do more...

Rubric: WFU Law - Mediation 645 - Rubric 3

Written Assignments Constitute 12% of Class Participation Grade (Class Participation Grade is 50% of the final grade)

Rubric Code: PX66A7A

By ellengelbin

Draft

Public Rubric

Subject: Law

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: Graduate

Writing Asignments 12 % Each assignment is worth 2 points towards Class Participation Grade (Class participation is 50% of final grade)
	Below Expectations 80 pts	Fulfills Expectations 85 pts	Exceeds Expectations 90 pts
Reaction Paper 1 3 pts Written reaction to Live In-Class Mediation Simulation led by NCDRC Certified Mediator M. Ann Anderson (5 page bullet-point limit)	Below Expectations Superficially identifies the mediator's use of mediation theory, procedure and skills which he/she has been learning in class	Fulfills Expectations Substantively compares Ann Anderson's simulation to the theories, procedures and skills which he/she has been learning in class	Exceeds Expectations Fulfills expectations. Adds value by critiquing the participants and/or suggesting alternate approaches by one or more. Adds value by pulling from his/her own personal knowledge or experiences for the analysis
Original Analogy of Mediator's Role 3 pts	Below Expectations Uses an analogy the professor has already used in class	Fulfills Expectations Generates an original analogy to assist participants in understanding the mediator's role	Exceeds Expectations Fulfills expectations. Identifies weaknesses in the analogy
Draft of Settlement Agreement 6 pts	Below Expectations The draft Settlement Agreement written by the final simulation group lacks the proper form, substance and definiteness to withstand a Motion to Set Aside the agreement	Fulfills Expectations The draft Settlement Agreement written by the final simulation group is in the proper format, includes the pre-mediation stipulated terms and affixes any attachments necessary to interpret the agreement (i.e. mutual letter by parties to clients)	Exceeds Expectations Fulfills expectations. Raises issues not previously considered by the parties but which are necessary to create a durable and enforceable contract (i.e. quit date, accounting methods, liability coverage, etc.) Includes in the agreement such other terms and clauses (boilerplate or otherwise) which are helpful in creating durable and enforceable contracts.