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"A Modest Proposal" Proposal Essay
"A Modest Proposal" Proposal Essay
Students construct a proposal to respond to problems and issues in society.
Rubric Code:
MCA3A8
By
Msbirge808
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
Undergraduate
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Persuasive Essay
Below Average or Not Present
(N/A)
Average
(N/A)
Above Average
(N/A)
Excellent
(N/A)
Problems & Solution
Below Average or Not Present
Essay lacks problem or clear solution.
Average
Essay highlights problem, but no clear connections exist between the problem and the solution; the solution may be unclear or unpersuasive.
Above Average
Essay highlights problem thoroughly; clear connections exist between the problem and the solution; the solution is clear and persuasive.
Excellent
Essay highlights problem cohesively; symptoms to a particluar, overarching issue are discussed. Essay has presented the proposed solution convincingly with multiple pieces of evidence.
Organization
Below Average or Not Present
The essay is unclear and may lack introduction or conclusion paragraphs.
Average
Although there is a clear introduction and conclusion, the essay lacks transitions, logical order, or may jump around.
Above Average
The essay follows a logical order, and the writer fully develops each idea. Transitions are effectively used to move from one idea to the next.
Excellent
The essay follows a logical order, and the writer fully develops each idea. Transitions are effectively used to move from one idea to the next. The conclusion enables us to better understand or appreciate the argument, rather than simply summarizing already stated ideas.
Persuasive Techniques
Below Average or Not Present
Writer lacks purposeful, persuasive techniques.
Average
Writer may have employed some persuasive techniques but they may be unclear, incorrect, or unexplained.
Above Average
Writer has convincingly employed persuasive techniques throughout the piece, such as facts, statistics, & anecdotes/allusions.
Excellent
Writer has convincingly employed persuasive techniques throughout the piece, such as facts, statistics, anecdotes/allusions. Voice and tone assist in creating argument.
Both Sides Shown
Below Average or Not Present
Only one side of the issue is shown or the non-favored side is under represented.
Average
Both sides of the argument are sketched lightly, few examples are given.
Above Average
Both sides of the argument are presented. Examples are given for both sides.
Excellent
Both sides of the argument are presented at length. Memorable examples are given for both sides.
Sources Cited Correctly
Below Average or Not Present
Sources Not Cited at all or cited incorrectly in format
Average
Sources Cited, but in-text citations may be missing or citations may be in incorrect format.
Above Average
Sources cited in in-text citations and a Works Cited Page is used. A few errors may be present on the Works Cited Page.
Excellent
Sources are cited correctly in 2009 MLA format with both in-text citations and a Works Cited Page. No errors are present
Grammar
Below Average or Not Present
Essay has more than 10 errors.
Average
Essay has 6 - 10 errors.
Above Average
Essay has 3 - 5 errors.
Excellent
Essay has 0 - 2 errors.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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