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Writing Process: Draft Writing Process: Draft The purpose of this rubric is to allow the student to transition from brainstorming and organizing ideas to drafting units of words such as phrases, clauses, sentences, and paragraphs. Rubric Code: A2CB68 By Mathgirl56 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Handout Grade Levels: (none)

Draft of the Organization
	Exceeds Expections 4 pts	Meets Expections 3 pts	Nearly Meets Expections 2 pts	Below Expections 1 pts
Structure of Draft	Exceeds Expections All ideas in correct order and mutually support one another.	Meets Expections Most ideas are mutually supportive of one another.	Nearly Meets Expections Some ideas are mutually supportive of another.	Below Expections Few ideas are mutually supportive of one another.
Flow and Transition of Ideas	Exceeds Expections All ideas transition and flow very well together.	Meets Expections Most ideas flow and transition well together.	Nearly Meets Expections Some ideas flow and transition together.	Below Expections Few ideas flow or transition together.
Depth of Mutual Support.	Exceeds Expections The thesis, topics, subtopics, details, provide a coherent clear overall structure in a recognizable format.	Meets Expections The thesis, topics, subtopics, and details provide the reader with an appropriate structure and format.	Nearly Meets Expections The thesis, topics, subtopics, and details provide the reader with a vague, structure and format.	Below Expections The thesis, topics, subtopics, and details provide the reader with no structure nor format.
Breadth of Support	Exceeds Expections All topics, subtopics, and details reflect a vast array of support from a wide variety of sources.	Meets Expections Most topics, subtopics, and details reflect a appropriate array of support from an acceptable number of sources.	Nearly Meets Expections Some topics, subtopics, and details reflect little support and few sources.	Below Expections Few topics, subtopics, and details reflect any support or sources.