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Microsoft Word This rubric is used to assess a Microsoft Word flyer about a certain occupation. Rubric Code: J5X6CA By aephil Draft Public Rubric Subject: Computers Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Career Word Document
	10 points (N/A)	8 points (N/A)	6 points (N/A)	4 points (N/A)	2 points (N/A)
Requirements	10 points All the requirements were met. There are no improvements suggested.	8 points Only 1 or 2 requirements were not met.	6 points 3 or 4 of the requirements were not met.	4 points 5 or 6 of the requirements were not met.	2 points More than 6 requirements were not met.
Creativity/Design	10 points It is obvious that there was much creativity put into the project. The design was pleasing to the eyes and easy to read.	8 points It is obvious that there was effort put into the project regarding creativity. The design was pleasing to the eyes and easy to read.	6 points There was little effort put into the project regarding creativity OR the design is not pleasing to the eyes OR is hard to read.	4 points There was little effort put into the project regarding creativity AND the design is not pleasing to the eyes OR it is hard to read AND little effort was put into regarding creativity	2 points There was little effort put into the project regarding creativity AND the design is not pleasing to the eyes AND it is hard to read
Spelling	10 points All words are spelled correctly.	8 points 1 or 2 words are spelled incorrectly	6 points 3 or 4 words are spelled incorrectly	4 points 5 or 6 spelled incorrectly	2 points More than 6 words are spelled incorrectly
Mechanics	10 points There are no grammar errors.	8 points There are 1 or 2 grammar errors	6 points There are 3 or 4 grammar errors	4 points There are 5 or 6 grammar errors	2 points There are more than 6 errors
Participation	10 points There were no re-directions to get started or to stay on task.	8 points There were only 1 or 2 re-directions.	6 points There were 3 or 4 re-directions.	4 points There are 5 or 6 re-directions.	2 points There are more than 6 re directions.