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iRubric: Crime and Punishment Passage-Based Response rubric

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Crime and Punishment Passage-Based Response Rubric Code: ZX48349 By kjmannion Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

Crime and Punishment Responses
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Insight / Risk	Poor Response shows a lack of awareness of character or theme. Significant misreading.	Fair Response may "play it safe" by stating the obvious. OR Response takes a risk, but stumbles into a misreading of character or theme.	Good Response shows strong, textually supported awareness of character and theme.	Excellent Response demonstrates sharp, original insights into character and theme. (Perhaps, gives the reader an "aha" moment!)
Literary Analysis	Poor No attempt to analyze the author's language or techniques.	Fair Minimal or unconvincing attempt at analyzing the author's language or techniques.	Good Response analyzes the chosen passage, commenting on the author's language and specific literary techniques. However, some of this analysis may be less than convincing.	Excellent Response astutely and convincingly analyzes the chosen passage, commenting on the author's language and specific literary techniques.
Whole-Text Awareness	Poor Response shows no awareness of other sections of the reading. (In fact, I may have the impression that this is the only excerpt of the novel that you read!)	Fair Response shows weak awareness of other sections of the reading. (Ex - making an assertion that another part of the reading would contradict)	Good Response shows awareness of the full text so far, but may not connect this moment to other parts of the text.	Excellent Response shows a rich awareness of the entire text so far, making connections to other sections of the reading.
Language Use	Poor Language frequently impedes meaning.	Fair Language may lack precision or formality; sections may be overly wordy. Sentence variety may be seriously lacking. Some moments of confusion.	Good Language is suitable to addressing the task, with minor lapses in word choice, sentence variety, and / or formality	Excellent Language is stylistically sophisticated, with varied syntax, precise word choice, and an appropriate level of formality.
Conventions	Poor Contain 5 or more errors	Fair Contains 3 - 4 errors	Good Contains 1 - 2 errors	Excellent Virtually error free in terms of spelling, punctuation, grammar, and other conventions of Academic English