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Double Entry Journal Rubric 
Double Entry Journal Rubric
Rubric Code: ZC59AX
By Juliapalooza
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Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Reading  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Superior

5 pts

Advanced

4 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Basic

2 pts

Weak

0 pts

Questions

Superior

Student writes MORE than the required 10 questions - the questions are insightful and illustrate the student is thinking about the deeper meanings of the text.
Advanced

Student writes AT LEAST 10 questions - the questions are insightful and illustrate the student is thinking about the deeper meanings of the text.
Proficient

Student writes AT LEAST 10 questions - the questions are basic who, what, where, when questions that do not necessarily demonstrate higher order thinking skills.
Basic

Student does not list 10 questions - the questions are basic who, what, where, when questions that do not necessarily demonstrate higher order thinking skills.
Weak

The student has not completed this section of the journal.
Double-Entry Journal

Superior

Student includes MORE than the required 10 quotes. Journal entries are thorough, insightful and thought-provoking, reflecting careful reading and appropriate selection of text examples. Responses include analysis of the text, connections (to self, world, and other texts), and predictions.
Advanced

Student includes the required 10 quotes. Journal entries are thorough, insightful and thought-provoking, reflecting careful reading and appropriate selection of text examples. Responses include analysis of the text, connections (to self, world, and other texts), and predictions.
Proficient

Student includes the required 10 quotes. Journal entries demonstrate sufficient insight into the novel and include some connections and predictions.
Basic

Student does not include 10 quotes from the text. Responses demonstrate a lack of insight into the novel and do not adequately
reflect the student's thoughts. Responses contain minimal connections and predictions.
Weak

Student does not include this section in the journal.
Vocabulary

Superior

Student includes the words (and definitions) that they did not know when they encountered them in the reading.
Advanced

Student includes the words (and definitions) that they did not know when they encountered them in the reading.
Proficient

Student only includes a few words (and definitions) that they did not know when they encountered them in the reading.
Basic

Student only includes a few words (and definitions) that they did not know when they encountered them in the reading.
Weak

Student does not include this section of the journal.
Reflection

Superior

Student includes MORE than a one-page reflection that clearly demonstrates a keen insight into the novel. Reflection provides additional insight, inference of deeper meaning in the text, and includes personal connections.
Advanced

Student includes at least a one-page reflection that clearly demonstrates a keen insight into the novel. Reflection provides additional insight, inference of deeper meaning in the text, and personal connections.
Proficient

Student's reflection is not a full page. The reflection demonstrates some insight into the novel. Reflection provides some insight, inference of deeper meaning in the text, and personal connections
Basic

Student's reflection is half a page. The reflection demonstrates little insight into the novel. Reflection provides little insight, inference of deeper meaning in the text, and personal connections
Weak

This portion of the journal is not included.
Format

Superior

The journal is exceptionally neat and each section is clearly labeled. All passages and quotes are cited in MLA format.
Advanced

The journal is neat and each section is clearly labeled. All passages and quotes are cited in MLA format.
Proficient

The journal is fairly neat and each section is labeled. Most passages and quotes are cited in MLA format.
Basic

The journal is not neat. The sections are not labeled. Quotes and passages are not cited in proper MLA format.
Weak



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