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SINGLE Selection Short Answer
SINGLE Selection Short Answer
This takes the TEA "rubric" and actually puts it in a chart form so that students can understand the point system a little better.
Rubric Code:
MXX43W6
By
Marcyrey
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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STAAR Short Answer Rubric
Insufficient 0
13 pts
Partly Sufficient 1
16 pts
Sufficient 2
19 pts
Exemplary 3
25 pts
Idea/Response
Insufficient 0
Idea is not an answer to the question asked, or no idea/answer is given.
Partly Sufficient 1
Student's response is reasonable, but is missing an explanation or is not specific enough.
Response only considers the most literal meaning of the text.
Sufficient 2
Response is reasonable and goes beyond a literal meaning of the text.
Exemplary 3
Response is perceptive and shows awareness of complexities of the text.
Explanation
Insufficient 0
No explanation is given, or if one is given, it does not make sense.
Partly Sufficient 1
No explanation of response or explanation is not specific enough.
Needs more information.
Sufficient 2
The explanation of the response is specific enough to show that the student can make connections throughout the text and draw valid conclusions.
Exemplary 3
Student develops a coherent explanation of the idea, making discerning connections across the text.
Text Evidence
Insufficient 0
The student does not base ideas on the text/what was read, or the student's response does not provide evidence from the text.
Partly Sufficient 1
Text evidence provided not present, or is flawed and does not adequately support the idea.
Inadequate text evidence is:
-only a general reference to the text
-too partial to support the response
-weakly linked to the response
- misunderstands the meaning of the text
Sufficient 2
Text evidence used to support the idea is accurate and relevant.
Response & text evidence used to support it are clearly linked.
Exemplary 3
Text evidence used to support the response is specific and well chosen. Overall, the evidence strongly supports the validity of the idea.
Coherence
Insufficient 0
Idea is too general, vague, or unclear to determine if it is a reasonable response.
The student's reponse lacks text support, is quoted verbatim with no explanation, or "echoes" the text evidence.
Partly Sufficient 1
No textual evidence is provided.
Even if text evidence is provided, the response still needs to be more specific or explain the idea more clearly.
Sufficient 2
The combination of the response and text evidence demonstrates a good understanding of the text.
Exemplary 3
The combination of the response and text evidence demonstrates a good deep understanding of the text.
Keywords:
STAAR, TEA, ENGLISH 1, Rubric, ELAR, Short Answer
Subjects:
English
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Types:
Writing
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