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Journal Entry Notebook Journal Entry Notebook Students need to have journal entries for Law classes. You will put all journal entries in your portfolio folder withall questions and responses to the question. Requirements: Have a journal notebook Have journal entry questions and responses All stray papers must be stapled into journal notebook Rubric Code: RX8B3W7 By Jlangemann Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Law Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Law Journal Entry 100 %
	Excellent 25 pts	Good 20 pts	Fair 15 pts	Poor 10 pts
Topic/journal entries 25 %	Excellent Has all journal entries (questions and responses). Stays on topic the whole time.	Good Has most journal entries (questions and responses). Stays on topic most of the time.	Fair Has some journal entries (questions and responses). Stays on topic some of the time.	Poor Has less than 2 entries (questions and responses). Does not stay on topic.
Organization 25 %	Excellent Ideas are organized logically, clearly in a meaningful manner. Journal entries are all in order.	Good Ideas are organized in a clear and meaningful manner. Most of the journal entries are in order.	Fair Ideas are somewhat organized. Journal entries are kind of in order. Not all entries in notebook.	Poor Ideas are not organized. Journal entries not in correct order.
Understanding 25 %	Excellent Responses are creative and include accurate details that make responses unique to student.	Good Responses include many details that make responses unique to student.	Fair Student attempts to include detail. Responses are general comments, not unique.	Poor Limited details Responses are limited and very general. Not unique
Grammar 25 %	Excellent All sentences are complete. Every sentence ends in a punctuation mark. There are no easy spelling errors.	Good Mostl sentences are complete. Most sentences ends in a punctuation mark. There are some easy spelling errors.	Fair Fewl sentences are complete. Few sentences ends in a punctuation mark. There are many easy spelling errors.	Poor None of the sentences are legible. There is no grammatical order.