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iRubric: Common Read summary rubric

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Common Read summary Career Fair Students will read the chosen Common Read book and attend the author presentation. Students will then type responses to provided questions. Points are earned by both attending the presentation and completing the written assignment. Rubric Code: SXW4AW2 By kmhaggerty Draft Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Beauty Pays
	Great (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Poor (N/A)	Unacceptable (N/A)
Author Presentation Attendance	Great Student Attended the presentation and signed-in	Fair Student Did not attend the presentation but attempted to respond to the assignment questions	Poor Student Attended the presentation but did not complete the assignment questions	Unacceptable Student did not attend the presentation nor completed the assignment questions
5 points made by author	Great Student listed at least five (5) major points that he/she heard the author talk about	Fair Student listed three-four (3 to 4) major points that he/she heard the author talk about	Poor Student listed one-two (1-2) major points that he/she heard the author talk about	Unacceptable Student did not list any major points
5 things you learned	Great Student listed at least five (5) things that he/she learned that will help in a career	Fair Student listed three-four (3 to 4) things that he/she learned that will help in a career	Poor Student listed one-two (1-2) things that he/she learned that will help in a career	Unacceptable Student did not list anything learned
Scale of 1 to 5	Great The student provided a ranking number 1-5 for this book and included adequate support for this ranking	Fair The student provided a ranking number 1-5 for this book and included very little support for this ranking	Poor The student provided a ranking number 1-5 only, no support for this ranking	Unacceptable Student did not provide a ranking number 1-5 for this book