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Paragraph Response
Summary of Ha's First Day of School
Claim - Evidence - Reasoning
Rubric Code:
FX5X2W9
By
StacySwinhart
Draft
Public Rubric
Subject:
English
Type:
Assignment
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Extended Response
Poor
2 pts
Basic
3 pts
Good
4 pts
Excellent
5 pts
Claim
Poor
Missing, incomplete or inappropriate - i.e. weak claim because it's not a viewpoint.
Basic
Simple sentence. May include "I" statement.
Good
Complex sentence in formal voice.
Excellent
Complex sentence with strong word choice including key words.
Evidence
Poor
No specific evidence is cited or it is presented vaguely.
Basic
Evidence is cited, but may be weak evidence for the claim or the citation may have errors in MLA format.
Good
Multiple examples of text evidence are correctly cited in MLA format and are linked to claim.
Excellent
Evidence included in response is correctly cited. All evidence is strongly linked to claim.
Analysis/Reasoning
Poor
Analysis is missing or incomplete.
Basic
Analysis mainly restates text evidence rather than linking it to the claim. Analysis may need more development to convey its importance to the writer's claim.
Good
Analysis of each piece of text evidence supports the writer's claim.
Excellent
Analysis of text evidence demonstrates insightful understanding of the topic as it relates to the text evidence selected.
Organization & Transitions
Poor
Lacks organization of ideas.Key details or information is missing. No use of transitions to connect ideas, show sequence, etc.
Basic
Ideas may not be explained in a way that adds to the paragraph. The writer attempts a few basic transitions which increase the readability of the summary.
ie. First, Next, Then, Last
Good
Writer attempts parallel structure in places. Important ideas are explained. The writer uses transitions effectively throughout to connect the sequence of events.
Excellent
Writer uses parallel structure throughout. Ideas are presented in a logical organization. The writer clearly explains and makes connections between important ideas. The writer uses transitions, including imbedded transitions, to connect ideas and events and create a flow in the writing.
Conventions/Format
Poor
Many errors in spelling, grammar and punctuation detract from the response's purpose and readability. Oversized or inappropriate font.
Basic
Multiple errors in spelling, grammar and punctuation. Shows little effort in editing and proofreading. Response is in 12 point Times New Roman.
Good
Contains very few errors in spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Response is in 12 point Times New Roman.
Excellent
No errors in spelling, grammar and punctuation. Response is in 12 point Times New Roman with MLA style citations.
Subjects:
English
Types:
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