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Mitch Parsell Rubric 
This is the example rubric used by Mitch Parsell in the podcast "Instructional Rubrics" at http://www.mq.edu.au/ltc/resources/podcasts/parsell2.htm
Rubric Code: QXCXXBX
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Subject: Philosophy  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  Poor

1 pts

Unsatisfactory

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Focus

Poor

No central<BR>
thesis or<BR>
argument.
Unsatisfactory

Mostly irrelevant<BR>
material, but<BR>
contains some<BR>
discussion of<BR>
thesis/argument.
Good

Most material adds to<BR>
central thesis, but<BR>
occasionally strays<BR>
from argument.
Excellent

All material<BR>
develops central<BR>
thesis to form a<BR>
single coherent<BR>
argument.
Argument

Poor

No central<BR>
thesis or<BR>
argument.
Unsatisfactory

Little cogent<BR>
argument, but does<BR>
contain a central<BR>
thesis.
Good

Cogently argued<BR>
central thesis, but<BR>
some<BR>
inferences/premises<BR>
inadequately<BR>
supported.
Excellent

Cogently argued<BR>
central thesis with<BR>
each<BR>
inference/premise<BR>
supported in<BR>
sufficient detail.
Analysis

Poor

No discussion<BR>
of target.
Unsatisfactory

Superficial<BR>
analysis, but target<BR>
position stated.
Good

Clear and concise<BR>
statement of target<BR>
with some critique,<BR>
but criticism<BR>
inadequately<BR>
supported.
Excellent

Clear and concise<BR>
statement of target<BR>
position, with<BR>
original critique of<BR>
position.



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