The Barton Case paper is intended to be a high-quality paper, written in formal APA style and adhering to all APA format stipulations. 2.The paper should clearly address all six questions listed at the end of the Barton case. 3.Your positions, principles and assertions should be supported by high-quality cited material. Simply providing unsupported assertions—statements made without cited support—will not be acceptable in this paper.  Neither will recommendations without support or narratives that appear to be just the writer’s opinion. Simply put, if the paper reads like it could have been written by someone who has not completed the coursework for an MBA degree, then the paper will not demonstrate the quality needed to pass.4.A paper that simply reiterates the narrative of the case itself will not meet the requirements to pass. 5.The paper must have a Biblical or Christian worldview element integrated throughout the paper.  The Christian Worldview element must be clear, scripturally supported and relevant to the context of the paper. Simply put, the Christian worldview must also be an important part of the paper; just putting a Bible verse here and there with a commentary sentence will not satisfy this requirement.
In constructing the rubric and believe that at this point in a graduate education a learner should be more concerned about fully addressing the topic than hitting a prescribed page or reference number.

- how many pages do students need per item? 2-3
- how many references are required per item? 2-3
- how many words of theoretical support are required per item? 1 -2 paragraphs