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Creative Writing Portfolio Check 
Periodical assessment of a creative writing portfolio that participants will have created over an entire year. This is a self-assessment tool, but the facilitator and other peers may use this for feedback if the learner desires.
Rubric Code: DAWA9B
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

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  A Portfolio to Be Proud Of

4 pts

Now We're Talking

3 pts

First Steps

2 pts

A One Hit Wonder?

1 pts

Portrait of the Writer

A Portfolio to Be Proud Of

The writer includes at least 10 powerful pieces highlighting many different types of writing, which showcase the writer's emerging or established voice and style.
Now We're Talking

The writer has at least 8 powerful pieces, and there is some variety in the material.
First Steps

The writer has at least 5 pieces; there is little to no variety.
A One Hit Wonder?

This is not really a portfolio... yet...
Presentation

A Portfolio to Be Proud Of

Materials presented in a very creative and effective manner. Includes visual connections, drafts, and reflections.
Now We're Talking

Materials presented in an effective manner. Organization is logical, but it may lack drafts, visuals, or reflective pieces.
First Steps

Material is unorganized and difficult to follow. There is little attempt made to provide a visually pleasing product.
A One Hit Wonder?

No attempt made.
Techniques & Craft

A Portfolio to Be Proud Of

The writing is highly effective in reaching its audience. Many pieces incorporate metaphors, alliteration, imagery, and other devices effectively.
Now We're Talking

Writing is effective and there are consistent attempts made to use elements of powerful writing.
First Steps

Writing is inconsistent. Some pieces incorporate powerful writing, while others do not, or most are simply in first draft form.
A One Hit Wonder?

No attempt made.
Technical

A Portfolio to Be Proud Of

The writer uses sophisticated punctuation, spelling, and sentence structure to suit purpose, context, and audience. Although perhaps not perfect, the piece is highly polished. No interfering errors
Now We're Talking

The writer uses appropriate punctuation, spelling, and sentence structure to suit purpose, context, and audience. Very few interfering errors.
First Steps

The writer demonstrates some ability to use appropriate punctuation, spelling, and sentence structure to suit purpose, context, and audience. Errors begin to interfere with understanding.
A One Hit Wonder?

No effort made to revise.




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