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Ethics Final Research Paper Rubric 
Rubric Code: W22B84A
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Subject: Humanities  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

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  Poor

0 pts

Fair

5 pts

Good

8 pts

Great

10 pts

Explanation of Issue

Poor

Does not contain a clear explanation
Fair

contains a partial explanation of the issue/event, is unclear at points, lacking factual support.
Good

Contains an explanation of the issue or event, but may not always be clear or contain full factual support
Great

Fully explains what the issue is about using fact support claims.
Real examples of issue

Poor

Does not explain the exampls
Fair

Contains an explanation, but is missing significant information
Good

Contains an explanation, but may be lacking some fact-based information
Great

Fully explains two examples of the issue using fact-based analysis and connects them to the ethical concerns and/or text analysis
Ethical concerns

Poor

Does not present ethical concerns
Fair

describes, but does not analyze ethical concerns.
Good

analyzes and concludes on general ethical concerns, but may be lacking some points
Great

Fully analyzes and makes conclusions about general ethical concerns--who is impacted, what is the right and wrong of the issue
Textbook Analysis

Poor

Does not include text book analysis
Fair

vaguely discusses 1-2 examples of philosophies from the text book
Good

Fully explains and analyzes one philosophy from the text, or explains two in little depth.
Great

Fully explains two philosophies from the textbook related to the issue, including analysis of how the philosophy would explain the right and wrong sides of the issue.
Analysis

Poor

Analysis not present
Fair

Interpretation is more descriptive than analytical
Good

Student interpretation present, but not as in depth
Great

Student interprets the connections between the issue, examples, and multiple ethical concerns skillfully and in depth, based on fact.
Elaboration

Poor

Little or no elaboration/explanation.
Fair

Some explanation and interpretation.
Good

Adequately presents information, but may not be as in depth.
Great

Skillfully presents detailed information with clear conclusions throughout the paper.
Grammar

Poor

The essay lacks editing and review. It has distracting fragments/run-ons, usage errors, spelling. (More than 5 per page)
Fair

The essay has several errors. Needs editing. (Less than 5 per page)
Good

The grammar in this essay is good.
Few errors. (Less than 3 per page)
Great

The grammar is excellent. There are little to no mistakes.
MLA format/Citations

Poor

More than 6 errors in MLA form and no citations.
Fair

3-5 errors in MLA form and citations to back up some assertions.
Good

Only 1-2 errors in MLA form and citations to back up most assertions.
Great

All MLA is correct and there are citations to back up every assertion.
Writing guidelines

Poor

Writing guidelines not followed. (skip lines, front only, ink, etc)
Fair

Several guidelines not followed.
Good

Almost all guidelines followed.
Great

Guidelines followed.
Powerpoint/presentation

Poor

Student does not present
Fair

Presentation has less than 4 slides, or has too much text/pictures. Student often presents too quickly/slowly, quietly/loudly, or does not maintain eye contact. Student reads off of the board instead of preparing materials ahead of time.
Good

Presentation has 4-5 slides, but may contain too much text or pictures. At times, student presents too quickly/slowly, quietly/loudly, or occasionally does not maintain eye contact. Student may be less prepared to present.
Great

Presentation has at least 5 slides containing concise text explanation of main points, and appropriate pictures. Student presents with good pace, volume, and eye contact. It is evident student has prepared to present by having cards/notes





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