iRubric: Writing to Win (What I thought you taught)FINAL EXAM rubric

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Writing to Win (What I thought you taught)FINAL EXAM Writing to Win "What I thought you taught..." Students will choose a Writing to Win Strategy to discuss history, literature, or art studied in French 3. Students will write a minimum of 3 paragraphs. Examples from the text should be cited. Opinion must be substantiated with examples from the text. Rubric Code: E4XAB9 By pamelahubert Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

What I thought you taught ...
	Poor 10 pts	Fair 20 pts	Good 40 pts
Prompt	Poor Not written at top of page.	Fair Written at top of page but may not be in a complete sentence.	Good Written at the top of the page without any words missing. Prompt is written as a complete sentence.
Word bank (if applicable)	Poor Words are not listed at the top of the page.	Fair An insufficient number of words are listed at the top of the page.	Good All possible words are listed at the top of the page. Words are checked off as they are used in the paragraph(s).
Examples	Poor No examples are given or examples are incorrect.	Fair Examples given may not fully explain concept. More examples would have been better.	Good Multiple examples are given that clearly and accurately illustrate concept.
Paragraphs	Poor Less than a paragraph is written.	Fair Paragraphs begin to develop ideas but may have important information missing.	Good Paragraphs are fully developed and comprehensible.