week # 3
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Writing Assignment Rubric.doc
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Writing Assignment Rubric
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Summary Content
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Information from credible online web source is clearly summarized. Includes strong supporting details address the who, what, where, when, why or how questions. |
Information from credible online web source is clearly summarized. Includes supporting details address the who, what, where, when, why, or how questions. |
Summary may be unclear or incomplete. There is a need for more supporting details. Summary is on a few sentences. |
Too much information was copied from the article or important details are left out. Details or summary may be confusing. |
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Conventions
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Writer makes little or no errors in grammar or spelling that distracts the reader from the content. Every paragraph contains sentences that are well-constructed. There are varied beginnings and rich and appropriate vocabulary. |
Writer makes very few errors in grammar or spelling that distracts the reader from the content. Most sentences are well-constructed with varied beginnings and vocabulary. |
Writer makes some major errors in grammar or spelling. Some sentences may not be well-constructed. Similar words are used too often. |
Writer makes many errors in grammar or spelling. Sentences lack structure and appear incomplete or are confusing. |
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Comparison |
Insightfully gives their response with extremely strong thoughts and ideas. Writer uses prompts to push thinking and transitions. |
Tells what their thoughts of the article are, with detail and description. Attempts to push thinking with some prompts. |
Attempts to tell thoughts about the article. Lacks thoughtful ideas that relate to the article. |
Response is inappropriate to the content of the article. |
Student Name:_________________ Score:________/12_______
Sample Layout:
Title Page
1-2 pages, double spaced
· State your claim
· Provide evidence
· Conclusion
If answering a prompt, properly address the topic using at least two acceptable resources
If creating a comparison with a current event, properly use a topic from our readings, cite, and compare with an article from an acceptable resource.