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Cornell Notes Rubric

World War II Inquiry Project

Students will show their analysis of each of their sources through the Cornell Note format.

Rubric Code: ZAWX55

By bloc2000

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Subject: History

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

Cornell Notes/Analysis
	Exceeds Expectations 5 pts	Meets Expectations 4 pts	Below Expectations 2 pts	Missed Expectations 0 pts
Cornell Format The format is posted in the class room.	Exceeds Expectations Student has created the full Cornell Format with Guiding Question, Name, Date, source cited, T-Chart, Questions and Vocabulary, and Summary.	Meets Expectations Student is missing only one part of the Cornell Format.	Below Expectations Student is missing only two parts of the Cornell Format.	Missed Expectations Student is missing more than 3 parts of the Cornell Format.
Important Details Remember to number and to leave spaces in between each detail.	Exceeds Expectations Each source used has important details written in students' own words, numbered, and spaced. These details capture the vitality of the source and leave no confusion to the relevancy of the source.	Meets Expectations Each source used has important details written in students' own words. These details follow the 5-w's. They are numbered with spaces in between each detail.	Below Expectations The important details are missing some of parts of the 5-W's. Questionable if they are written in the students' own words. OR details are not numbers or missing spaces in between.	Missed Expectations Important details are missing many parts or do not exist.
Questions Ask in-depth questions that could maybe lead to further research or a thesis!	Exceeds Expectations Student has asked questions according to Costa's Level of thinking. Questions are Levels 2 & 3. Within each set of Cornell Notes, 2 questions can be found with answers as important details.	Meets Expectations Student has asked questions according to Costa's Level of thinking. Questions are Levels 2 & 3. Within each set of Cornell Notes, 1 question can be found with answers as important details.	Below Expectations Student has asked questions according to Costa's Level of thinking. Questions are Levels 1 & 2. Within each set of Cornell Notes, 1 to 2 questions can be found with answers as important details.	Missed Expectations Questions are missing from the Cornell Format, Questions are only Level 1, or there are no answers to the questions.
Summary Refer to Summary rubric in your notebooks.	Exceeds Expectations Student writes their summary as a historian and uses the non-fiction rubric.	Meets Expectations Follows the summary rubric on non-fiction literature.	Below Expectations See summary rubric on non-fiction literature.	Missed Expectations Does not follow summary rubric on non-fiction literature.

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