Using the revised Interventions and Program Evaluation Methods Outline, and instructor feedback, begin to fill in the outline and convert it into a full draft of the respective sections for your ARP.
Your proposed interventions section should include three proposed interventions, and the selected intervention along with supporting research and a rationale for the selected solution. Refer to the ARP Standards guide for detail guidance on what should be included in the Interventions section.
Your Program Evaluation Methods section should include details on the participants and population of interest, data collection and data analysis strategies, and instruments and measures. Refer to the ARP Standards Guide for detail guidance on what should be included in the Program Evaluation Methods section.
Be sure to follow all normal writing conventions, keeping the following things in mind:
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Clearly state main points and sub-points
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Use transitions between main points and sub-points
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Use paragraphs with between 3 and 5 sentences
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Use a respectful, professional language throughout paper (i.e., tone is formal, unbiased, inclusive, and positive)
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Use hesitant language (e.g., may contribute, suggest…)
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Use strong, simple, direct statements without unnecessary words
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Use statements where concepts are presented first, followed by author citations (e.g., steer clear of “According to…”)
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Paraphrase all information; refrain from using direct quotations unless absolutely necessary
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Check for agreement, punctuation, spelling, and grammar errors prior to submitting the assignment
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Introduction and Conclusion
5.0 pts
Introduction and conclusion are included in narrative; introduction sets the stage for the literature review succinctly; conclusion summarizes the literature completely4.5 pts
Introduction and conclusion are included in narrative4.0 pts
Introduction and/or conclusion are brief, does not set the stage for the literature review, or does not summarize the literature review3.5 pts
Fails to include either of the following: introduction and conclusion in narrative5.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeBackground Statement10.0 pts
Background statement has a very clear focus on the topic that is precise and well-articulated9.0 pts
Background statement has a clear focus that is adequately precise8.0 pts
Background statement has a discernable focus but lacks precision7.0 pts
Background statement has an imprecise or unclear focus or focus needs to be narrowed or clarified10.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeProblem Statement10.0 pts
Problem is clear, focused and well stated. Very concise and wellformed/ measureable problem9.0 pts
Problem statement is adequately stated and precise8.0 pts
Problem statement is too broad or vague7.0 pts
Problem statement does not identify a problem or undesired state10.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeGoal/Purpose Statement10.0 pts
Accurately and completely describes the purpose of the project with a high level of detail9.0 pts
Describes the purpose of the project but, it may lack minor details8.0 pts
Describes the purpose of the project, but it may lack in level of detail7.0 pts
Fails to describe the purpose of the project10.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeMain Points (Proposed Interventions)10.0 pts
Proposed interventions contain overall main themes, with a clear connection to the theory/framework described in the literature narrative, clearly support student’s ARP Topic, and are aligned with sound I/O Psychology principles.9.0 pts
Proposed interventions contain overall main themes, with some connection to theory. Main themes or interventions somewhat support the ARP topic, but align with sound I/O Psychology principles.8.0 pts
Proposed interventions contain overall main theme, but does not connect to theory. At least one intervention supports the ARP topic, but does not align with sound I/O Psychology principles.7.0 pts
One or more interventions are missing or does not contain an overall main theme. Proposed interventions do not connect to theory or align with I/O Psychology.10.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeSupporting Points10.0 pts
Several supporting points with multiple pieces of evidence or arguments are included for each main point and proposed intervention.9.0 pts
At least one supporting point is included for each main point and proposed intervention; one piece of evidence or one argument is included with each supporting point.8.0 pts
Some supporting points are added to main topics in narrative; supporting points may or may not include evidence or an argument7.0 pts
Fails to include supporting points to main topics in narrative; includes supporting points without evidence or an argument10.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeFunnel Structure/ Logical Order10.0 pts
Themes are in logical order that leads reader to understand the topic, provides background literature to the problem, and delivers the foundation of that topic area9.0 pts
Themes follow a logical order; provides some background literature to the problem, and provides some foundation of that topic area8.0 pts
Themes are in a somewhat logical order, but may not provide background literature or the foundation of that topic area7.0 pts
Fails to place themes in logical order so that reader understands what the research topic is10.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeProgram Evaluation Detail10.0 pts
Program evaluation methodology is detailed and thorough; logical order of narrative is clearly supported by the completeness of the information provided by the student. It is very clear how the student will evaluate the program; the detail provided supports replication.9.0 pts
Several details are included that mostly support logical order of the program evaluation methodology. It is clear how the student will evaluate the program; however, additional detail is needed.8.0 pts
Some details are included that somewhat support logical order of the program evaluation methodology. It is somewhat clear how the student will evaluate the program.7.0 pts
Very few details, if any, are included to support logical order of the narrative. It is not clear how the student will evaluate the program.10.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeAPA Style & Formatting5.0 pts
Exceptional application of APA Style to paper with only a minor error4.5 pts
Reasonable APA Style applied to paper; less than 2 APA Style requirements are incorrect4.0 pts
Fails in 2 or more APA Style requirements for paper, e.g., no title page, references are incorrect, citations not included, etc.3.5 pts
Fails to reasonably apply APA style to paper, e.g., no title page, references are incorrect, citations not included, etc.5.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeWritten Communication20.0 pts
See Below19.0 pts
See Below18.0 pts
See Below17.0 pts
See Below15.0 pts
see20.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeA. Organization (Clearly States Main Points)0.0 pts
Clearly states the main points at the beginning of the paper and sticks to them0.0 pts
Clearly states the main points at the beginning of the paper, but fails to stick to them throughout the paper0.0 pts
States the main points but not at the beginning of the paper0.0 pts
Vaguely states the main points or fails to state the main points at the beginning of the paper0.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome(Clearly States Sub-Points)0.0 pts
Clearly outlines the sub-points of each main point0.0 pts
Does not outline the sub-points of one of the main points0.0 pts
Does not outline the sub-points of several main points0.0 pts
Fails to outline the sub-points of each main point0.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome(Transitions for Main Points)0.0 pts
Fails to transition between main points0.0 pts
Transitions between each main point by connecting the two points0.0 pts
Transitions between each main point by using meaningless transitions (however, in other words, furthermore, thus…)0.0 pts
Transitions between one or two main points by using meaningless transitions (however, in other words, furthermore, thus…)0.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome(Transitions for Sub-Points)0.0 pts
Fails to transition between sub-points0.0 pts
Transitions between each sub-point by connecting the two points0.0 pts
Transitions between each sub-point by using meaningless transitions (however, in other words, furthermore, thus…)0.0 pts
Transitions between one or two sub-points by using meaningless transitions (however, in other words, furthermore, thus…)0.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome(Paragraphing length)0.0 pts
Consistently uses no fewer than 3 sentences and no more than 5 sentences per paragraph0.0 pts
Lengthy, rambling, paragraphs throughout the paper0.0 pts
Many paragraphs are too long or too short0.0 pts
One or two paragraphs are too long or too short0.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome(Paragraphing focus)0.0 pts
Each paragraph sticks to its theme and clearly makes a point0.0 pts
Many paragraphs’ themes do not make clear points or some themes stretch across more than one paragraph0.0 pts
Most paragraphs make a clear point but a couple of paragraph themes do not make a clear point0.0 pts
Paragraphs lack themes or themes are strewn incoherently across multiple paragraphs0.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeB. Reference citation0.0 pts
Appropriate and consistent APA citations and reference page0.0 pts
Excessive errors in APA citations and/or reference page or does not use APA Style0.0 pts
Multiple errors in APA citations and/or reference page0.0 pts
Two or less errors in APA citations and/or reference page0.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome(Reference page)0.0 pts
Reference page is in APA style but contains multiple errors in the majority of the references0.0 pts
Reference page is in correct APA style0.0 pts
Reference page is in correct APA style with minor errors in a few of the references0.0 pts
Reference page is not APA style or contains excessive errors in most or all of the references0.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeC. Professional Style0.0 pts
Addresses the topic through respectful language (tone is formal, unbiased, inclusive, and positive)0.0 pts
Contains a two or three instances of informality, bias, directive and/or negative style0.0 pts
Contains more than three instances of informality, bias, directive and/or negative style0.0 pts
Contains very few instances of informality, bias, directive and/or negative style0.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome(Hesitant language)0.0 pts
Periodically uses absolute language0.0 pts
Rarely uses absolute language0.0 pts
Uses absolute language (e.g. always, never, will contribute, proves…)0.0 pts
Uses hesitant language (e.g. may contribute, suggest…)0.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome(Crisp sentences)0.0 pts
Almost all sentences use strong, simple, direct statements with a few unnecessary words0.0 pts
Many statements are wordy with unnecessary words, or partial sentences in some areas of the document0.0 pts
Uses strong, simple, direct statements without unnecessary words0.0 pts
Wordy sentences. Overuse of adjectives/adverbs (very, really…) or partial, incomplete sentences throughout the document0.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome(Citations)0.0 pts
Authors are cited at the beginning of sentence or with “According to…”0.0 pts
Information from citations not integrated into the paper well0.0 pts
Rarely cites authors at the beginning of sentences. States the concepts first, followed by author citations in most instances0.0 pts
States the concepts first, followed by author citations0.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome(Use of quotations)0.0 pts
Authors are cited at the beginning of sentence or with “According to…”0.0 pts
No quotations; All information is paraphrased0.0 pts
Quotations used throughout0.0 pts
Use two or three quotations0.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome(Plagiarism)0.0 pts
Always cites other’s work; paraphrases information clearly; all quotations are appropriately cited and referenced.0.0 pts
Fails to cite others’ work or paraphrases poorly or directly copies other’s work word for word without proper attribution; violates Chicago School Academic Integrity Code0.0 pts
First offense for plagiarism communicated and person corrects actions without further incident.0.0 pts
Incorrectly cites others’ work or paraphrases poorly; does not properly cite or format quotation, but errors are mechanical0.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeD. Fundamental Writing Errors (Agreement)0.0 pts
Paper contains excessive agreement errors (e.g., subject/verb, noun/pronoun, plural nouns, correct use of pronouns)0.0 pts
Paper contains many agreement errors0.0 pts
Paper contains very few agreement errors0.0 pts
Paper is free from agreement errors0.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome(Punctuation)0.0 pts
Paper contains excessive punctuation errors (e.g., comma, semi-colon, period, apostrophe)0.0 pts
Paper contains many punctuation errors0.0 pts
Paper contains very few punctuation errors0.0 pts
Paper is free from punctuation errors0.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome(Spelling)0.0 pts
Paper contains excessive spelling errors (e.g., their/there, who/whom, its/it’s, etc.)0.0 pts
Paper contains many spelling errors0.0 pts
Paper contains very few spelling errors0.0 pts
Paper is free from spelling errors0.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome(Grammar)0.0 pts
Paper contains excessive grammar errors (e.g., dangling modifiers, parallel structure, prepositions at end of sentence, overuse of meaningless words)0.0 pts
Paper contains fewer than three grammar errors - I am attaching my intervention paper with and without comments
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