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AP US History Timed Writing
On a weekly basis, AP US Hisotry students are required to respond to an essential question based on the content of the week in the format of a college essay within a time limit of 40 min.
Rubric Code:
B375A9
By
khibbard
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Subject:
History
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Timed Writing Score
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Mastery of Content
Poor
Student makes no reference to major concepts presented in class this week.
Fair
Student vaguely references major concepts presented in class this week.
Good
Student accurately references major concepts presented in class this week.
Excellent
Student accurately applies prior knowledge to make and explain connections between major concepts presented this week to major concepts of previous weeks.
Evidence
Poor
Students does not include significant details or facts in essay.
Fair
Students references a few details that were discussed in class this week.
Good
Student references details significant to the topic of the essay.
Excellent
Student thoughtfully links details significant to the topic of the essay in a logical pattern designed to lead readers to reach a specific conclusion.
CCEJ
Poor
At three or more of the following CCEJ elements are missing: thesis (i.e. claim), subclaims, clarifications, evidence, justification, conlusion.
Fair
At least two of the following CCEJ elements are missing: thesis (i.e. claim), subclaims, clarifications, evidence, justification, conlusion.
Good
At least one of the following CCEJ elements are missing: thesis (i.e. claim), subclaims, clarifications, evidence, justification, conlusion.
Excellent
A thoughtfully developed thesis (i.e. claim), triplet of subclaims, clarifications, evidence, and justifications, as well as a meaningful conclusion is present.
Subjects:
History
Types:
Writing
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