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 Abstract Scoring Rubric – Total Score is 27

Criteria Excellent – 3 points Good – 2 points Average – 1 point Poor – 0 points
1)    Relevance to Theme/Track Directly addresses the theme or topic with clear alignment. Mostly aligns with the theme/topic. Limited connection to theme/topic. Does not align with the theme/topic.

 

2)    Title Title is specific and concise.

 

The title is somewhat specific and concise but lacking in specifics. The title is not specific or concise.

 

Title does not match abstract information.

 

3)    Background and Aims The context, background and aims are concise, clearly stated and well defined. The context, background and aims are stated with minor ambiguity. The context, background and aims are stated but vague or unclear. The context, background and aims are unclear or missing.
4)    Methodology/Approach Taken Methods are clear, described in detail and describe exactly what was done. Methods are described but with some gaps. Methods are insufficient and only some key elements are included. No clear methodology provided.
5)    Results/Findings Results are clear, relevant, and well-presented and easy to interpret. Results are presented but lack clarity or detail. Some results/findings, but weak or unclear. No results/findings provided.
6)    Conclusion Conclusions are impactful, well-articulated, insightful, and clearly linked to findings and objectives Conclusion is clear and generally supports the findings Conclusion is weak or not well linked to findings. Conclusion is missing or unclear.
7)    Quality of Writing and Appeal Abstract is clear, concise, and free of errors. Mostly clear; minor errors or wordiness. Some issues with clarity, structure, or language. Poorly written; hard to understand.
8)    Impact/Significance Strong potential for impact on field/practice/policy. Good potential for relevance or impact. Moderate or unclear impact. Minimal or no impact shown.
9)    Innovation/Originality Highly original; presents novel ideas or approaches. Some original elements; adds value. Limited originality; common ideas. Lacks originality, repetitive content.