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Writing/Memoir
Rubric Code:
EX752W
By
schnellburger
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Writing/Memoir
Exemplary
5 pts
Accomplished
4 pts
Developing
3 pts
Emerging
2 pts
Inadequate
1 pts
Audience Awareness
Exemplary
The writer demonstrates a keen audience awareness by clearly describing the time, place, relationships, and significance of the memoir.
Accomplished
The writer demonstrates an audience awareness by clearly describing the time, place, relationships, and significance of the memoir.
Developing
The writer demonstrates a audience awareness by describing the time, place, relationships, and significance of the memoir.
Emerging
The writer somewhat demonstrates a audience awareness by vaguely describing the time, place, relationships, and significance of the memoir.
Inadequate
The writer does not demonstrate an audience awareness by describing the time, place, relationships, and significance of the memoir.
Show Don't Tell
Exemplary
The writer invites the reader into the event/memory by applying all literary techniques of showing.
Accomplished
The writer invites the reader into the event/memory by applying most literary techniques of showing.
Developing
The writer invites the reader into the event/memory by applying some literary techniques of showing.
Emerging
The writer invites the reader into the event/memory by applying few literary techniques of showing.
Inadequate
The writer does not invite the reader into the event/memory by applying few literary techniques of showing.
Meaningful/Significant
Exemplary
The writer thoughtfully selects a meaningful moment from his or her life and clearly illustrates change, growth, development, or learning.
Accomplished
The writer selects a meaningful moment from his or her life and clearly illustrates change, growth, development, or learning.
Developing
The writer selects a somewhat meaningful moment from his or her life and illustrates change, growth, development, or learning.
Emerging
The writer selects an apparently insignificant moment from his or her life and vaguely illustrates change, growth, development, or learning.
Inadequate
The writer does not select a significant moment from his or her life and does not illustrate change, growth, development, or learning.
Grammar/Punctuation
Exemplary
The writer conforms to all standards of English through proper usage of punctuation, sentence structure, agreement, dialogue, etc.
Accomplished
The writer conforms to most standards of English through proper usage of punctuation, sentence structure, agreement, dialogue, etc.
Developing
The writer conforms to some standards of English through proper usage of punctuation, sentence structure, agreement, dialogue, etc.
Emerging
The writer conforms to few standards of English through proper usage of punctuation, sentence structure, agreement, dialogue, etc.
Inadequate
The writer rarely conforms to standards of English through improper usage of punctuation, sentence structure, agreement, dialogue, etc.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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