MAT/SST 115.03 2008S : Rubric for Evaluating Memos

Each statement is marked with SA (Strongly Agree), A (Agree), D (Disagree), or SD (Strongly Disagree).

Statement	Response
Writing/Form
The memo has an interesting point or conclusion.
The memo has an appropriate argumentative structure.
The writing follows the standard grammatical rules of English.
The memo clearly describes the source of the data.
The memo has an appropriately professional form.
The Data
The memo clearly describes the variable.
The memo explains the statistics at a level appropriate for the recipient.
If the analysis involves grouping categories, the grouping strategy is explained
The memo includes an appropriate visual representation of the data.
That visual representation includes the appropriate stuff.
Other Issues

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