Scoring Tool for Medieval and Renaissance
Journal Entries
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| 1. There are at
least six distinct journal entries with three from the Middle
Ages and three from the Renaissance. |
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| 2. Each journal
entry is at least one-half to one full page in length. |
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Each entry contains historically accurate details from
either the Middle Ages or the Renaissance. |
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Each pair of entries for the two time periods reflect changes
that occurred from one time period to the next. |
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Each entry is written in the "voice" of the
same character type. |
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| Form |
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| 6. Each entry follows
appropriate journal format with appropriate dates to match
the two time periods. |
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All entries are free of capitalization, spelling, punctuation,
and language usage errors. |
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| 8. A neat
and attractive cover or binding is included. |
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| Works Cited |
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| 9. A works cited
list is included and contains at least three different types
of resources among its entries. |
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| 10. The works cited entries
follow correct MLA bibliographic form. |
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| Overall Effect |
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| 11. Content of
the journal entries complete the task effectively and reflect
a creative approach to the assignment. |
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| 12. Format of the
journal(s) reflect a creative approach to the assignment. |
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