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Interpretation Skills & Processes |
Content Evidence & Support |
Communication & Presentation |
Conceptual Understanding |
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The treatment of the subject yields an implausible or inaccurate interpretation.
- The subject is inadequately explained.
- Few, if any, relationships are identified or comparisons are made.
- No logical inferences are drawn.
- The conclusion, if provided, is unsubstantiated or illogical.
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Minimal information is provided to support the topic.
- Information may be irrelevant to the topic.
- Most information is inaccurate, non-credible, or unverifiable.
- The content and scope of information are inadequate for the topic.
- Sources of information are not communicated.
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The presentation is not effective.
- The presentation is not appropriate for the purpose or topic.
- Ideas are poorly developed and disorganized.
- Errors in sentence structure, grammar, mechanics, word choice, or usage seriously interfere with the clarity and effectiveness of the communication.
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Minimal conceptual understanding of the topic is demonstrated.
- Concepts and important ideas pertinent to the topic are seldom or never used.
- Little or no logic or language appropriate to the topic is evident.
- Few, if any, examples are used to illustrate the concepts presented.
- Conclusions, if offered, are largely illogical or inaccurate.
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The treatment of the subject yields a somewhat inadequate or partially accurate interpretation
- The subject is somewhat inadequately explained.
- Some relationships are identified or comparisons are made.
- Some logical inferences are drawn.
- The conclusion is partially substantiated
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Some information is provided to support the topic, but it is inadequate.
- Some information relevant to the task is employed.
- Some information is inaccurate, non-credible, or unverifiable.
- The content and scope of information are somewhat inadequate for the purpose.
- Sources of information may be inadequately communicated.
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The presentation is somewhat effective.
- The presentation is somewhat appropriate for the purpose and topic.
- Ideas are partially developed but somewhat disorganized.
- Errors in sentence structure, grammar, mechanics, word choice, or usage may sometimes interfere with the clarity and effectiveness of the communication.
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Some conceptual understanding of the topic is demonstrated.
- Some concepts and important ideas pertinent to the topic are used.
- Some use of logic and language appropriate to the topic is evident.
- Some examples are used to illustrate the concepts presented.
- Conclusions may be somewhat illogical or inaccurate.
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The treatment of the subject yields an adequate and accurate interpretation.
- The subject is adequately explained.
- Adequate relationships are identified or comparisons are made.
- Logical inferences are drawn.
- The conclusion is logical and consistent with the evidence given.
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Adequate information is provided to support the topic.
- Information relevant to the topic is provided.
- Although minor inaccuracies may be present, most information is accurate, credible, and verifiable.
- The content and scope of information are adequate for the topic.
- Most sources of information are adequately communicated.
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The presentation is effective.
- The presentation is appropriate for the purpose and topic.
- Ideas are adequately developed and generally well organized.
- Errors in sentence structure, grammar, mechanics, word choice, or usage seldom interfere with the clarity and effectiveness of the communication.
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Adequate conceptual understanding of the topic is demonstrated.
- Concepts and important ideas pertinent to the topic are accurately used.
- Logic and language appropriate to the topic are evident.
- Examples are used to adequately illustrate the concepts presented.
- Conclusions are generally logical and accurate.
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The treatment of the subject yields an accurate and insightful interpretation.
- The subject is thoroughly explained.
- Many relationships are identified or thorough comparisons are made.
- Logical inferences are drawn.
- The conclusion is logical and consistent with the evidence given, and is insightful.
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Information to support the topic is carefully selected and skillfully utilized.
- Information highly relevant to the topic is provided.
- Information is detailed, accurate, credible, and verifiable.
- The content and scope of information fully support the topic.
- Sources of information are fully and clearly communicated.
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The presentation is highly effective.
- The presentation is highly appropriate for the purpose and topic.
- Ideas are thoroughly developed and well organized.
- Sentence structure, grammar, mechanics, word choice, and usage enhance the clarity and effectiveness of the communication.
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Superior conceptual understanding of the topic is demonstrated.
- Concepts and important ideas pertinent to the topic are skillfully applied.
- Logic and language appropriate to the topic are present throughout.
- Examples used enhance understanding of the concepts presented.
- Conclusions are logical and accurate, and may be insightful.
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