iRubric: Character Journals rubric

All entries show a superior understanding of plot and character by including all plot developments that pertain to that particular character.

Most entries show a basic understanding of plot and character. Majority of plot incidents that pertain to character are included.

While the entries include some important plot developments pertaining to character, some major plot developments are left out. In addition, or another possibility is that the some entries include plot incidents that do not affect the character or the character would have no knowledge about. As a result, entries show a limited understanding of plot and character.

Entries show little understanding of plot due to major plot incidents that are not included or there are many entries that include plot developments that have nothing to do with that particular character. Consequently, the entries show little understanding of plot and character.

All entries are one full page, typed, double-spaced, titled, and creatively packaged with a front and back cover. The cover includes symbolic pictures or drawings connected to the character.

All entries are one full page, typed, double-spaced, titled, and creatively packaged with a front and back cover. Most symbols and/or drawings connect to the character.

Some entries are not one full page and/or typed. Some entries may lack a title. There is limited creativity on the front and back covers. Symbolic pictures and/or drawings have a minimal connection to character.

Most or all entries are not one full page. The entries are not typed and very sloppy, and/or in pencil. Most or all entries do not include titles. Covers show no creativity or may not be included. Symbolic pictures and/or drawings have no connection to character or not are not included.