Correctly identifies most key aspects of the topic, demonstrates insightful understanding of the implications of the research varied by types of evidence and potential methods of analysis, The importance of the question and hypothesis are clearly articulated, arguable, and governs the evidence and method of analysis, The most relevant Key Terms are used correctly and defined when necessary, The methods used to
collect and analyze the data are fully, accurately, and clearly described so that someone else could successfully replicate the study, The evidence gathered is most appropriate for the argument, and sources are cited correctly. Evidence counter to the argument is effectively addressed where appropriate, All of the variations and metrics used for data collection are appropriate for the argument, The data are fully analyzed using appropriate methods. The evidence supports the argument, and Interpretation is insightful, persuasive, and shows depth of thought, The conclusion answers all questions and accurately applies the results to larger concepts, offers insight and suggests questions for further research, Demonstrates an understanding of the social, political, and ethical implications of anthropological research and academic honesty. All sources of evidence used in the study were ethically sourced, are credible, with permissions if necessary. Evidence of extensive reading.
Sources are clearly documented with in-text citation and full bibliography using MLA or APA format, Student clearly and articulately communicates anthropological knowledge, methods, and concepts effectively through writing, oral presentations, discussions, or other formats for diverse audiences.
