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Grammar/ Writing Conventions
Grammar/ Writing Conventions
This writing assignment will be graded only on writing conventions, the mechanics of writing.
Rubric Code:
Z27246
By
dsilverio
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
(none)
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Grammar/Writing Conventions
excellent
4 pts
good
3 pts
fair
2 pts
poor
1 pts
Spelling
excellent
Spelling is generally correct.
good
Spelling is usually correct on common words, but more difficult words are problematic.
fair
Spelling errors are frequent and repeated.
poor
Spelling gets in the way of understanding the content.
Punctuation
excellent
The punctuation is accurate, even creative, and quides the reader through the text easily.
good
Punctuation is somewhat accurate, and shows a good command for readability, but not creativity.
fair
Punctuation is random, and only the easiest rules show awareness of correct use.
poor
Lack of punctuation, or numerous errors in punctuation affect the readability of the text.
Grammar and usage
excellent
Grammar and usage are alway correct and enhance the writing clarity and style.
good
Grammar and usage is good, but does not always add to the style of the writing.
fair
Problems with grammar and usage are not serious enough to distort the meaning, but may not be correct or accurately applied all the time.
poor
Errors in grammar and usage are very noticable, frequent, and affect meaning.
Sentence Fluency
excellent
Writing has an easy flow, with strong varied sentence structures. There are varied and purposeful sentence beginnings.
good
Sentences get the job done, constructed correctly, and sound. Sentence structures attempt to vary, as do sentence beginnings.
fair
Sentence structures are simplistic and monotonous. Need complexity, but they do make sense.
poor
Sentences do not make sense, ramble, begin the same way, and endlessly connect to others.
Keywords:
spelling, punctuation, grammar and usage, and sentence fluency
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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