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SEVEN (7) PARAGRAPH ESSAY:FIVE AMERICAN VALUES (Chapter 3)
SIX (6) PARAGRAPH ESSAY: HERBERT SPENCER AND KARL MARX
"Values are an intrical part of every culture, and serve as the basis for a society's norms. Identify and detail the FIVE (5) American Values as defined in Chapter 3 of your textbook. Each value should be properly named and be accommpanied by two supporting characterisitics that identify it. Be sure to define what a value is in your introduction and conclusion."
Rubric Code:
ZBWB78
By
kinvilje
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Subject:
Social Sciences
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Five American Values Essay
Beginner/Emerging
1 pts
Average
2 pts
Advanced
4 pts
Introduction (Values)
Beginner/Emerging
-Does not state the essay prompt/does not define "values"
Average
-Very weak and leaves the reader confused
Advanced
-States the essay prompt/defines "values", and is clearly stated
First American Value
Beginner/Emerging
-Value is incomplete/missing
-Supporting evidence incomplete/missing
Average
- Value not clearly identified
- Supporting evidence needs work
Advanced
-Value is identified
-Supporting facts are indentified
Second American Value
Beginner/Emerging
-Value is incomplete/missing
-Supporting evidence incomplete/missing
Average
- Value not clearly identified
- Supporting evidence needs work
Advanced
-Value is identified
-Supporting facts are indentified
Third American Value
Beginner/Emerging
-Value is incomplete/missing
-Supporting evidence incomplete/missing
Average
- Value not clearly identified
- Supporting evidence needs work
Advanced
-Value is identified
-Supporting facts are indentified
Fourth American Value
Beginner/Emerging
-Value is incomplete/missing
-Supporting evidence incomplete/missing
Average
- Value not clearly identified
- Supporting evidence needs work
Advanced
-Value is identified
-Supporting facts are indentified
Fifth American Value
Beginner/Emerging
-Value is incomplete/missing
-Supporting evidence incomplete/missing
Average
- Value not clearly identified
- Supporting evidence needs work
Advanced
-Value is identified
-Supporting facts are indentified
Conclusion (Values)
Beginner/Emerging
-Does not state the essay prompt/does not define "values"
Average
-Very weak and leaves the reader confused
Advanced
-States the essay prompt/defines "values", and is clearly stated
Keywords:
Seven Paragraph Essay
Subjects:
English
Social Sciences
Types:
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