Purpose:
To identify examples of ethical/unethical behavior in public speaking.
Grading Rubric
10 Points Possible
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Points
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6 points
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4 points
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2 points
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Initial response
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Addresses all parts of the question clearly, thoughtfully, and thoroughly. |
All parts of the question are answered, but detail is lacking, or detail is present, but not all parts of the question are answered. |
Minimal response. |
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Points
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4 points
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2 point
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0 points
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Peer Responses
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At least 2 responses meet specifications and encourage interaction and/or discussion. |
Less than 2 responses meet specifications. |
No responses meet specifications. |
In your initial response (Due Thursday):
- Search for, and post here, a definition of plagiarism. (Remember to cite the source of the definition!)
- Provide examples of plagiarism that you have observed (or committed, if you want to go there!).
- Answer one or more of the following questions:
- Why is plagiarism wrong?
- What should the penalty be for plagiarism?
- What kinds of things constitute plagiarism?
In your responses to your peers’ initial postings, (Due Sunday night):
- Engage in discussion about the comments your classmates have made.
- Offer suggestions about how you can avoid committing plagiarism.