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Contemporary Theory final paper S21 
Rubric Code: Q226B59
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Subject: Social Sciences  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: Graduate

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  Excellent

1 pts

Good

0.75 pts

Fair

0.5 pts

Poor

0.25 pts

Introduction And framing

Excellent

Introduction contains: 1. An engaging lead-in; 2. A preview of the case; 3. A preview of the theorists; 4. A clear statement of the argument
Good
Fair
Poor
Body and organization

Excellent

Body consists of well-constructed paragraphs with topic sentences, supporting examples, and logical sequences between ideas. Sections of the paper are appropriately divided and subtitled.
Good
Fair
Poor
Conclusion and lead-out

Excellent

Conclusion contains: 1. Summary of argument; 2. Recap of theorists and argument; 3. Questions for future study; 4. An interesting lead-out
Good
Fair
Poor
Writing quality
  Excellent

2 pts

Good

1.5 pts

Fair

1 pts

Poor

0.5 pts

Style, clarity and grammar

Excellent

Clearly and elegantly written, with a strong personal voice and active, engaging prose. Free of grammatical errors; A pleasure to read.
Good
Fair
Poor

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Use of quotations

Excellent

Quotes are: 1. relevant to context; 2. well-placed in sentences; 3. of appropriate length; 4. correctly formatted and punctuated; 5. include proper author reference and page number
Good
Fair
Poor
Discussion of theorists
  Excellent

3 pts

Good

2.5 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Theorist 1: concepts

Excellent

Clear, nuanced, and detailed explanation of relevant concepts of the theorist (or theoretical school), using associated terminology from the readings and class notes, including all important subconcepts.
Good
Fair

.
Poor
Theorist 1: applications

Excellent

1. Clear and engaging explanation of how the theorist's ideas can be fruitfully engaged to explain the case; AND: 2. Discussion of the LIMITATIONS of the theories for explaining the case.
Good
Fair

.
Poor
Theorist 2 concepts

Excellent

Clear, nuanced, and detailed explanation of relevant concepts of the theorist (or theoretical school), using associated terminology from the readings and class notes, including all important subconcepts.
Good
Fair
Poor
Theorist 2: applications

Excellent

1. Clear and engaging explanation of how the theorist's ideas can be fruitfully engaged to explain the case; AND: 2. Discussion of the LIMITATIONS of the theories for explaining the case.
Good
Fair
Poor
Theorist 3: conceepts

Excellent

Clear, nuanced, and detailed explanation of relevant concepts of the theorist (or theoretical school), using associated terminology from the readings and class notes, including all important subconcepts.
Good
Fair
Poor
Theorist 3:applications

Excellent

1. Clear and engaging explanation of how the theorist's ideas can be fruitfully engaged to explain the case; AND; 2. Discussion of the LIMITATIONS of the theories for explaining the case.
Good
Fair
Poor
Theoretical synthesis
  Excellent

5 pts

Good

4 pts

Fair

3 pts

Poor

2 pts

Theoretical synthesis

Excellent

Synthesis pulls together elements across all three theorists (or theoretical schools), makes a case for the value of this new framework, and show how it can provide better light on the case than any of the theorists taken alone.
Good
Fair
Poor





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