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R&D: RESEARCH AND DESIGN<br />

FORM & LANGUAGE<br />

ARGUMENT<br />

COHERENCE<br />

MAIN CRITERIA<br />

Familiar with different<br />

types of reports and<br />

their audience<br />

Compiling a reference<br />

list that follows the APA<br />

guidelines<br />

Writing a text free from<br />

distracting spelling and<br />

grammar mistakes<br />

Writing in an academic<br />

style<br />

Assessing the value of<br />

sources<br />

Assessing the relative<br />

value of own method<br />

and claims and other<br />

sources<br />

SUB-CRITERIA<br />

Fa1<br />

Fb2<br />

Fc3<br />

Fd1<br />

Fe2<br />

Ff2<br />

Ff1<br />

Fh3<br />

Aa2<br />

Ab2<br />

Student is familiar with the form requirements<br />

of a research report.<br />

Student’s work complies with the form<br />

requirements of a research report.<br />

Student is aware of and writes the report for<br />

the audience’s needs.<br />

Student recognizes the necessity of attribution.<br />

Student applies the APA guidelines to prevent<br />

plagiarism.<br />

Student refers to sources in text and compiles<br />

a reference list that follows the APA guidelines.<br />

Student writes an English text free from<br />

distracting spelling and grammar mistakes.<br />

Student evaluates their own and other<br />

students’ writing on academic writing style<br />

based on the APA guidelines.<br />

Student assesses the relative value of sources.<br />

Student recognizes the limitations of their own<br />

method and claims.<br />

Writing persuasively Ac2 Student is familiar with ways to write a<br />

persuasive text.<br />

Justifying the relevance<br />

of a claim for its context<br />

Coherence in the text:<br />

coordinating sentences<br />

using topic sentences<br />

bridging chapters in a<br />

logical way<br />

Distinguishing between<br />

essential and secondary<br />

information<br />

Ad1<br />

Ca2<br />

Cb2<br />

Cc2<br />

Cd2<br />

Student uses the report to demonstrate their<br />

understanding of the course theory.<br />

Student evaluates their own text and those of<br />

others on coherence on report and paragraph<br />

level.<br />

Student writes a coherent text on report and<br />

paragraph level.<br />

Student uses topic sentences to write a<br />

coherent text on report and paragraph level.<br />

Student writes in a way that distinguishes<br />

between essential and secondary information.<br />

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