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School Names Rubric
Paragraph Rubric
Rubric Code:
L6A457
By
hickey
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8
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_______/40 total pts.
Poor
1 pts
Partially Proficient
2 pts
Proficient
3 pts
Advanced
4 pts
Organization
_______/10
Poor
The writing:
-begins or ends abruptly with no introduction or conclusion
-little or no attempt to establish order
-no apparent attempt at a topic sentence
-does not connect ideas
Partially Proficient
The writing:
-begins or ends abruptly
-unclear topic sentence
-arrangement of ideas may not be logically connected to each other or topic
-rarely uses transitions
Proficient
The writing:
-includes topic sentence, clear arrangement of ideas, and concluding sentence
-ideas may wander
-provides some connections between ideas with few transitions
Advanced
The writing:
-includes an inviting topic sentence, logical arrangement of ideas, and a satisfying conclusion
-a clear topic sentence
-maintains a clear order between ideas
Ideas/Content
________/10
Poor
The writing:
-meets few of the prompt’s requirements
-severely digresses from the topic
-there is not a clear topic sentence
-includes to much irrelevant information
-does not provide main ideas or does not support them , and the details are repetitious
Partially Proficient
The writing:
-meets some of the prompt’s requirements
-is to broad or to trivial in focus
-lacks a clear topic sentence
-provides sketchy information that may be list like with little detail or explanation
Proficient
The writing:
-meets most of the prompt’s requirements
-stays mostly focused on topic
-includes mostly relevant information
-has a clear topic sentence
-provides main ideas but details are general, brief, or obvious
Advanced
The writing:
-meets all of the requirements of the prompt
-stays fully focused on the topic
-includes relevant information
-has a clear topic sentence
-provides main ideas and specific elaborated details and explanation that move beyond the obvious
Conventions
_______/10
Poor
Error-ridden text in the following areas frequently interferes with meaning:
-punctuation
-spelling
-paragraphing
-capitals
Partially Proficient
Repetitive errors in the following sometimes interfere with meaning:
-punctuation
-spelling
-paragraphing
-capitals
Proficient
Language skills successfully support meaning. Few if any errors in:
-punctuation
-spelling
-paragraphing
-mechanics
-capitals
Advanced
Language skills successfully support meaning. Few if any errors in:
-punctuation
-spelling
-paragraphing
-mechanics
-capitals
Schools
______/ 10
Poor
Only one large paragraph for all three schools
No clear information about each school
Partially Proficient
Seperate paragraphs but does not clearly state and explain each school name
Proficient
Three seperate paragraphs about each school. Still some unexplained information about where the name originates
Advanced
Three well done paragraphs that clearly state all the background information on where the name comes from and what the history of it is.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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