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IKIGAI Written Inform (35%)
Written Inform (30%)
In groups of 4, describe the results of an IKIGAI analysis based on a conducted interview to a worker.
Rubric Code:
SX8848C
By
firvegea
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Subject:
English
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
Undergraduate
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Written inform
Level 1
2 pts
Level 2
4 pts
Level 3
6 pts
Level 4
8 pts
Introduction
from 40 to 50 words
Level 1
Begins with an introduction of the interviewee (less than 20 words) but it is not informative at all.
Level 2
Begins with an introduction of the interviewee (20 or 30 words) but it is not informative.
Level 3
Begins with an introduction of the interviewee (30 or 40 words) but it is not really informative.
Level 4
Begins with an introduction of the interviewee (40 to 50 words)providing relevant information him/her.
Mission
from 50 to 60 words
Level 1
Includes the description of the mission, barely explained and rarely accompanied with examples.
Level 2
Includes the description the mission, somehow explained and sometimes accompanied with examples.
Level 3
Includes the description of the mission explained in general and/or accompanied with examples.
Level 4
Includes the description of the mission, fully explained and/or accompanied with interesting examples.
Passion
from 50 to 60 words
Level 1
Includes the description of the passion, barely explained and rarely accompanied with examples.
Level 2
Includes the description the passion, somehow explained and sometimes accompanied with examples.
Level 3
Includes the description of the passion explained in general and/or accompanied with examples.
Level 4
Includes the description of the passion, fully explained and/or accompanied with interesting examples.
Vocation
from 50 to 60 words
Level 1
Includes the description of the vocation, barely explained and rarely accompanied with examples.
Level 2
Includes the description the vocation, somehow explained and sometimes accompanied with examples.
Level 3
Includes the description of the vocation explained in general and/or accompanied with examples.
Level 4
Includes the description of the vocation, fully explained and/or accompanied with interesting examples.
Profession
from 50 to 60 words
Level 1
Includes the description of the profession, barely explained and rarely accompanied with examples.
Level 2
Includes the description the profession, somehow explained and sometimes accompanied with examples.
Level 3
Includes the description of the profession explained in general and/or accompanied with examples.
Level 4
Includes the description of the profession, fully explained and/or accompanied with interesting examples.
Conclusion
from 130 - 150 words
Level 1
Conclusion does not include the group's opinion. Their conclusion is general and disconnected from their analysis
Level 2
Conclusion reports the group's opinion in general. Conclusion lacks of arguments from their IKIGAI analysis.
Level 3
Conclusion includes the group's opinion about the concordance of the interviewee's IKIGAI with his/her current job. Their conclusion is general and often justified with arguments.
Level 4
Conclusion highlights the group's opinion about the concordance of the interviewee's IKIGAI with his/her current job. Their conclusion is strongly justified with arguments.
Conventions
Level 1
There are several errors in spelling, grammar, or punctuation. Errors frequently interrupt the flow of writing or blur clarity.
Level 2
There are some errors in spelling, grammar, or punctuation. Errors seldom interrupt the clarity or flow of the writing.
Level 3
There are few errors in spelling, grammar, or punctuation. Any errors do not blur clarity or interrupt the flow of the writing.
Level 4
There are no errors in spelling, grammar, or punctuation.
Coherence and Cohesion
Level 1
Reasons and examples are not well connected. Coherence is seriously affected.
Level 2
Reasons and examples are barely connected. Coherence is interrupted in certain times.
Level 3
Some reasons and examples are somehow connected. Coherence is overall present.
Level 4
Reasons and examples are efficiently connected, enhancing the coherence of the text.
Critical Thinking
Level 1
Students demonstrate a lack of reflection upon task given. the piece of news lists or name information, but the topic is poorly developed.
Level 2
Students demonstrate a minimal understanding of the task given, by ignoring the social/emotional/political/educational, etc. implications and consequences of the topic.
Level 3
Students reflect in general terms about the task. Some implications and consequences are taken into account.
Level 4
Students critically reflect about the IKIGAI analysis, by handling the topics in a critical way, i.e. they consider the social/emotional/political/educational, etc. implications and consequences of the interviewee's answers.
Keywords:
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Subjects:
Communication
English
Journalism
Types:
Presentation
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