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Rúbrica avaliación traballo a man
- 1. TRABALLO DE CLASE A MAN – RÚBRICA 1 4 3 2 1 Presentación O traballo está ben presentado, cunha portada limpa, sen corrección, marxes adecuadas e con boa letra. O traballo está correctamente presentado, aínda que non perfecto en canto á portada, marxes suficientes, boa letra e pode haber algunha pequena corrección. O traballo ten fallos de presentación, portada non adecuada, non se respectan as marxes, a letra é difícil de ler ou hai demasiadas correccións. O traballo está mal presentado. Organización A información está moi ben organizada en apartados ben redactados e con títulos. A información A información está organizada con apartados ben redactados. A información está organizada pero os apartados non están ben redactados. A información proporcionada non parece estar organizada. Ortografía Traballo sen faltas de ortografía. Traballo con 1 ou 2 faltas de ortografía. Traballo con 3-6 faltas de ortografía. Traballo con mala ortografía. Fontes bibliográficas Todas as fontes de información están documentadas e con referencias ao final do traballo de forma axeitada A maior parte das fontes están documentadas e aínda que as referencias non aparezan ben reflectidas ao final do traballo. É difícil saber de onde veu a información de cada apartado e/ou as referencias ao final están mal feitas. Non hai sección de bibliografía ou non ten ningunha referencia e non sabemos de onde veu a información. Orixinalidade e elaboración Toda a información do traballo é unha reelaboración persoal a partir das fontes empregadas. Hai algunha parte do traballo que parecen sacadas literalmente das fontes sen dicir de onde nin ir entre comiñas. Parece que partes importantes do traballo foron copiadas das fontes sen que saibamos de onde. O traballo parece copiado das fontes e non unha elaboración persoal. Cantidade de información Hai un número suficiente de apartados e todos teñen información suficiente. Falta algún apartado máis ou podía engadirse algo máis de información para dar unha visión global do tema. A información presente está ben pero incompleta ou parcial e/ou faltan varios apartados. Traballo moi incompleto para dar unha visión global do tema a tratar.