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The Rant collaborative creative writing assignment; The Rant Rubric Code: GCCA38 By sarahkuhne2013 Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

The Rant
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
internal traits	Poor internal traits: his world views, emotional makeup, educational background are not clearly present.	Fair somewhat clear internal traits; more effort needs to be put into clarifying focus	Good clear internal traits
language	Poor no use of accents, idioms, slang, diction choices to enhance rant	Fair little use of accents, idioms, slang, diction choices that are somewhat effective	Good clear us of accents, idioms, slang, diction choices that are effective
mood/tone/emotions	Poor no emotion present; reader cannot tell what the authors are trying to get across	Fair some emotion present and reader can somewhat understand it is a 'anger' or specific type of writing	Good obvious emotion present and reader can immediately tell how the character id feeling about an issue
focus	Poor there is no focus or specific problem/issue	Fair somewhat clear problem/issue addressed	Good clear problem/issue addressed
development	Poor no development present; more effort needs to be used to explain reasons,examples, suggestions, ideas of character	Fair a few reason, suggestions, examples et. are present but more development needs to happen in order for reader to completely understand the character	Good clear and precise development present. The reader is able to understand the character's motives and reasoning through examples and suggestions the authors have used.
conclusion	Poor weak or no no conclusion present	Fair readers are moved at the end of the rant but they are not sure what action to take	Good readers are moved to take a clear and specific action at the end of the rant
hook	Poor does not quickly establish topic nor does it capture reader's attention	Fair effectively establishes topic or captures reader's attention	Good establishes topic and captures reader's attention
length & grammar	Poor less than one page; more than 3 grammatical mistakes	Fair 1-2 pages; 2 or more grammatical mistakes	Good 1-2 pages with no grammatical mistakes or minor one that doesn't take away from effectiveness