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iRubric: Symbol Assessment rubric

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Symbol Assessment Rubric Code: R2XC9X9 By kpurcell12 Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reflection Grade Levels: 9-12

Symbolism Assessment
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Mechanics/Grammar	Poor Six or more errors in spelling and/or punctuation	Fair Four - five errors in spelling and/or punctuation	Good Two - three minor errors in spelling and/or punctuation	Excellent No errors in spelling and/or punctuation
Comprehension	Poor Does not explain a symbol. Does not connect a symbol to personal life	Fair Expresses a symbol in a way that is confusing or misunderstood. Does not elaborate on how the symbol is significant	Good Expresses symbol in a clear, coherent way. Explains the significance of the symbol and how it relates to personal life	Excellent Expresses symbol in a clear, coherent way. Explains in-depth the significance of the symbol and how it relates to personal life
Organization	Poor Lacks coherence and organization. Does not use vocabulary or transition words	Fair Organized with a somewhat clear writing style. Does not use strong vocabulary or transition words	Good Organized with a mostly clear, coherent writing style. Uses some strong vocabulary words	Excellent Effectively organized with a clear, coherent writing style. Uses strong vocabulary and transition words
Voice	Poor Author's voice and personality is not evident. Shows no sensory details. Tells, and does not show, how the symbol is significant to their personal life	Fair Author's voice and personality is developing. Shows minor sensory details. Tells, and does not show, how the symbol is significant to their personal life	Good Author's voice and personality is evident. Includes some sensory details and shows, rather than tells, how the symbol is significant to their personal life	Excellent Author's voice and personality is clearly evident. Is rich in sensory details and shows, rather than tells, how the symbol is significant to their personal life