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Blog Rubric Blog Rubric You will create a blog based on your research of a pediatric disability. The Blog should be user friendly and use language that a patient or a patient's family/caregiver can clearly understand. It will include information regarding the condition, local resources, and special education services. The Blog will be worth 25 total points. Rubric Code: UXC7C78 By tanushja Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Medical Type: Assignment Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Blog Rubric
	Excellent 5 pts	Satisfactory 3 pts	Requires further effort 1 pts
Comprehension	Excellent All entries support task instructions and present proof of understanding the task concept.	Satisfactory Most of the entries support task instructions and present proof of understanding the task concept.	Requires further effort Few of the entries support task instructions. There is minimum proof of understanding the task concept.
Engagement	Excellent Used multimedia, images, and creativity to support the message.	Satisfactory Used multimedia, images, and/or creativity, but they did not support the message.	Requires further effort Blog was completed text based with no creative elements to support the message.
Adherence to Blog Criteria	Excellent Responses were organized, per the instructions, with no errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation or syntax.	Satisfactory Some of the organization followed the instructions with 1-2 errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation or syntax.	Requires further effort Organization, per the instructions, were not followed and/or had Greater than 2 errors in grammar, spelling punctuation or syntax.
Language	Excellent Uses laymen's terms throughout the entire Blog	Satisfactory 51%-99% of the Blog contains laymen's terms. The rest is written in medical terminology that is not defined in laymen's terms	Requires further effort 50% or less of the Blog contains laymen's terms making difficult for someone without a medical background to understand.
Citations	Excellent Information ascertained from the internet or sources outside the textbook cited based on APA style	Satisfactory Information cited but not in APA style.	Requires further effort Information not cited.