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Writing Rubric
Rubric Code:
E67C2C
By
igilman
Draft
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
Undergraduate
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5
1 pts
4
2 pts
3
3 pts
2
(N/A)
1
(N/A)
Focus, Purpose, Controlling Idea
5
Engaging development of a clear essay appropriate to the assignment.
4
Competent and well-developed essay, essay represents sound, adequate understanding of the assigned topic.
3
Mostly intelligible ideas; essay is weak, unclear, too broad.
2
Mostly simplistic and unfocused ideas; little or no sense of purpose or control of essay.
1
Ideas are extremely simplistic, showing signs of misunderstanding the prompt; essay is essentially missing or not discernible.
Content, Support & Development
5
Originality and depth of ideas supported by evidence; ideas work together as a unified whole and demonstrates ability to interact with texts; main points supported; support is valid and specific.
4
Ideas supported sufficiently and work together to demonstrate ability to interact with texts; support is sound, valid, and logical.
3
Main points and ideas are only indirectly supported; fair interaction with texts; support isn't sufficient or specific, but is loosely relevant to main points.
2
Insufficient, non-specific and/or Irrelevant support with little or poor interaction with texts.
1
Lack of support for main points; frequent and illogical generalizations without support; and poor or no interaction with texts.
Structure, Orgnization
5
Organization is sequential and appropriate to assignment; paragraphs are well developed and divided; ideas are linked with effective transitions.
4
Competent organization without sophistication; competent paragraph structure; satisfactory transitions.
3
Limited attempts to organize around the essay; paragraphs are mostly stand-alone with weak or non-evident transitions.
2
Organization, while attempted, is unsuccessful. Paragraphs are simple, disconnected and formulaic. Poor transitions and sequence.
1
Organization, if evident at all, is confusing and disjointed; paragraph structure is weak; transitions are missing and/or illogical.
Audience, Tone, Point-of-View
5
Clear discernment of distinctive audience; tone and point-of-view are appropriate to the assignment.
4
Effective and accurate awareness of general audience; tone and point-of-view satisfactory.
3
Little or inconsistent sense of audience related to assignment/purpose; tone and point-of-view not refined or consistent.
2
Shows little awareness of a particular audience; reveals no grasp of appropriate tone and/or point-of-view for given assignment.
1
Lacks awareness of a particular audience for assignment; ton and point-of-view inappropriate or inconsistent.
Sentence Structure (grammar)
5
Sentences are structured effectively, powerfully; rich, well-chosen variety of sentence styles and length.
4
Effective and varied sentences; relatively few sentence structure errors.
3
Formulaic or tedious sentence patterns; shows some errors in sentence construction; some non-standard syntax.
2
Contains many errors of grammar and sentence structure that interfere with meaning.
1
Simple sentences used excessively or exclusively; frequent errors of sentence structure.
Mechanics & Presentation
5
Relatively free of punctuation; spelling, capitalization errors; appropriate format and presentation for assignment.
4
Contains some punctuation, spelling, and or capitalization errors. Few formatting errors. Most errors careless.
3
Contains several punctuation, spelling, and/or capitalization errors; several errors in formatting or formatting is inconsistent.
2
Contains many errors of punctuation, spelling, and/or capitalization; errors severely interfere with meaning; formatting is weak.
1
Contains many serious errors of punctuation, spelling, and/or capitalization; errors severely interfere with meaning; formatting is weak.
Vocabulary & Usage
5
Very good vocabulary range; accurate, correct and effective word usage.
4
Good vocabulary range and accurate usage.
3
Ordinary vocabulary range, mostly accurate; some errors of diction
and usage.
2
More limited vocabulary; errors of diction and usage, while evident, don't interfere with readability.
1
Extremely limited vocabulary choices; poor grasp of diction; usage inaccurate.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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