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    The document provides a rubric for evaluating case studies. It outlines six criteria for assessment: identification of main issues, literature research and review, analysis of key issues, alternative solutions, observations and recommendations, and writing skills. Each criterion is assigned a weight and describes requirements to meet distinguished, proficient, basic, or non-performance levels. The rubric allows for a comprehensive evaluation of a case study across important dimensions and the assignment of a final score out of 100 total points.

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    The document provides a rubric for evaluating case studies. It outlines six criteria for assessment: identification of main issues, literature research and review, analysis of key issues, alternative solutions, observations and recommendations, and writing skills. Each criterion is assigned a weight and describes requirements to meet distinguished, proficient, basic, or non-performance levels. The rubric allows for a comprehensive evaluation of a case study across important dimensions and the assignment of a final score out of 100 total points.

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    Rubric for Case Studies - MSL Elizabethtown College

    Criteria Requirements Weight Score Distinguished/ Proficient/Good Basic/Fair Non-


    Excellent (3) (2) Performance/Poor
    (4) (0)
    Identification of the 3-5 issues and/or 10% Identifies and Identifies and Identifies and Identifies and
    main issues and/or problems. understands all the understands most of understands some of understands few of
    problems. main issues in the case the main issues in the the main issues in the the main issues in the
    study. case study. case study. case study.
    Literature research Majority (at least 15% Excellent research Good research and Limited research and Incomplete research
    & review. 60% or higher) of with clearly documented associations between and associations
    articles and/or documented associations between the problems or between the problems
    references must be associations between problems or questions questions and key or questions and key
    within last 10 years. problems or questions and key course course concepts and course concepts and
    and key course concepts and some (2 little (1 or more) use no use of
    concepts and good (3 or more) use of of corroborating corroborating
    or more) use of corroborating sources. sources. sources.
    corroborating sources.
    Analysis of the key All issues must be 25% Insightful and thorough Insightful and thorough Insightful and Incomplete analysis
    issues. analyzed. analysis of all the key analysis of most of the thorough analysis of of the key issues.
    issues. key issues. some of the key
    issues.
    Alternative solutions Provide method of 20% Alternatives cover all Alternatives cover Alternatives cover Incomplete analysis
    and/or options. comparison between the key issues with most of the key issues some of the key of alternatives with
    alternatives. method to evaluate all with method to issues with method to no evaluation method.
    equally. evaluate. evaluate.
    Observations and/or Include short-term 20% Well-reasoned, Solid, well-thought out Shallow observations Superficial
    recommendations on and long-term logical, relevant observations and and observations and
    effective solutions. recommendations; observations and recommendations on recommendations on recommendations on
    Included should be recommendations on effective solutions to effective solutions to effective solutions to
    realistic time frames, effective solutions to many of the some of the a few of the
    designation of roles most of the problems/issues. problems/issues. problems/issues.
    and responsibilities problems/issues.
    of all stakeholders
    and an appropriate
    evaluation program.

    Writing Includes overall 10% Writing is totally free There are few spelling There are several There are many
    Skills/Professional composition, of grammar and or grammatical errors. spelling or spelling errors and
    Presentation. structure, grammar, spelling errors. Clear, Most ideas are clearly grammatical errors. grammatical
    spelling, and concise and creative presented and Some ideas are mistakes. Ideas are
    punctuation. presentation of ideas references are used. clearly presented. hard to follow.
    and properly References are References are not
    referenced. sporadic or not used. used.
    Criteria Comments
    Total Weight 100% Identification of the main
    Total Assignment issues and/or problems.
    (Case Study)
    Points Literature research &
    review.
    Case Study Final Analysis of the key issues.
    Score: 0
    Alternative solutions and/or
    options.
    Observations and/or
    recommendations on
    effective solutions.
    Writing Skills

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