iRubric: Organic Chemistry rubric

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Organic Chemistry Scores will be assigned to each response to the written assignment according to the following scoring scale. Rubric Code: V4A5B Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Chemistry Type: Exam Grade Levels: (none)

Results/Discussion Descriptions
	Poor 5 pts	Fair 10 pts	Good 15 pts	Excellent 20 pts
Focus on the topic	Poor May attempt to address the stated task but does so imcompletely, the purpose for the topic is generally unclear	Fair Attempts to address the stated task, but does so incompletely, and the purpose for the topic may be unclear	Good Addresses the stated task, states or at least implies the topic and generally maintains a focus on the topic	Excellent Clearly addresses the stated task, states or strongly implies the topic and maintains a steady focus on the topic
Argument and Organization	Poor the argument is not clearly or may simply be asserted without support, elaboration or detail	Fair the arguments and expositions may give little evidence of organization and reason	Good The arguments and expositions give evidence of organization and reason, although some minor flaws in these areas may be present	Excellent The arguments and expositions are well organized and ably reasoned
Structure	Poor The response usually contains distracting flaws in sentence structure and paragraph structure. It shows inappropriate use and choice of words, and disruptive mechanical errors that interfere with understanding.	Fair The response may contains distracting flaws in sentence structure and paragraph structure. It shows inappropriate use and choice of words.	Good The response contains very few distracting flaws in sentence structure and paragraph structure. It shows generally competent use and choice of words.	Excellent The response is free of distracting flaws in sentence structure and paragraph structure. It shows proficient use and choice of words. (e.g no inappropriate capitalization, misspellings of common words)