iRubric: Writing Portfolio Rubric

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Writing Portfolio Rubric Writing Portfolio Rubric Scoring Rubric for student writing portfolios/ ENG N070 Rubric Code: W87CAW By MontrealBill Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Writing Portfolio Enter rubric description
	Unsatisfactory 1 pts	Satisfactory 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Exemplary 4 pts
4 Steps of Writing Process 1. Prewriting 2. Planning 3. Drafting 4. Polishing	Unsatisfactory All steps are not clearly illustrated, or not all steps for each assignment are represented. (More than 11 omitted or not clear)	Satisfactory All steps are not clearly illustrated, or not all steps for each assignment are represented. (6-10 omitted or not clear)	Good All steps are not clearly illustrated, or not all steps for each assignment are represented. (1-5 omitted or not clear)	Exemplary All four steps of the writing process are clearly illustrated for each assignment. 1. Prewriting 2. Planning 3. Drafting 4. Polishing
Final Version & All Drafts Enter criteria description	Unsatisfactory More than 3 previous drafts are missing, and/or there is not clear evidence of drafts for the assignment(s).	Satisfactory Some previous drafts are missing, and/or there is not a clear/logical progression from the first to the final version. (1-2 omitted or unclear.)	Good All previous drafts are present, but there is not a clear/logical progression from the first to the final version.	Exemplary All previous drafts are present, and there is a clear/logical progression from the first draft to the final version.
Organization/Neatness	Unsatisfactory Materials are not in any discernible order, and there are no dividers and labels used, making it extremely difficult to follow the assignment from beginning to end.	Satisfactory Not all materials are arranged in a clear logical order from beginning to end. Use of dividers and labels is not used effectively, making it difficult to follow the assignment from the beginning to its end.	Good Materials are arranged in a clear logical order from beginning to end, but dividers, labels, etc., are not used effectively; hence detracting from the overall clarity of the portfolio.	Exemplary Materials are arranged in a clear logical order, so that following the assignments from beginning to end is easy. Proficient and effective use of dividers, labels, etc., add to the overall clarity of the portfolio.