iRubric: Literary Essay rubric

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Literary Essay Literary Essay Rubric Code: B7B664 By LTowell Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: (none)

On demand writing
	Below Standard 1 pts	Approaching Standard 2 pts	Meeting Standard 3 pts	Exceeding Standard 4 pts
Organization, format, grammar	Below Standard Student does not write a full five paragraphs. Student rarely sticks to format. At least 5 grammatical errors are found.	Approaching Standard Student writes clear body paragraphs, but lacks a developed introduction and conclusion. 3-4 grammatical errors are found,	Meeting Standard Students writes a five paragraph essay. Some paragraphs lack development. 1-2 mistakes are made.	Exceeding Standard Students writes five well developed paragraphs that stick to format as well as topic. Little or no grammatical errors are found,
Detail	Below Standard Student uses little or no detail to support thesis.	Approaching Standard Students uses some detail to support thesis	Meeting Standard Student uses at least one detail per paragraph to support thesis.	Exceeding Standard Students uses more than one detail per paragraph to support thesis.
Directions	Below Standard Student does address the prompt and fails to follow directions for the assignment	Approaching Standard Student shows some understanding and begins to answer the prompt but does not completely develop all ideas.	Meeting Standard Student follows the prompt and develops most ideas to help support and answer the question.	Exceeding Standard Student clearly follows directions and the prompt is fully answered.
Support	Below Standard Student does not use text support to support his/her thesis	Approaching Standard Student references to the text but does not include a direct quotation	Meeting Standard Student uses at leat one quote to support his/her statement, but does not explain the quote in depth	Exceeding Standard Student uses one quote to support his/her statement and explains the significance of the quote in depth
Completion	Below Standard Student only turns in one draft	Approaching Standard Student turns in draft and final draft, but few changes, if any were made	Meeting Standard Student turns in all required elements, draft, peer revision, checklist and final draft	Exceeding Standard Student turns in all parts, in addition to having made several changes from the first draft to the final