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score: 5
Accomplished Writing
- Focused on topic
- Logical progression of ideas
- Sentence structure varied
- Mature understanding of writing conventions
- Specific details
score: 4
Proficient Writing
- Focused on topic and includes few, if any, loosely related ideas
- Transitional devices strengthen organization
- Occasional errors; word choice is adequate
- Commonplace understanding of writing conventions
- Some specific details; support is loosely developed
score: 3
Basic Writing
- Focused but may contain ideas that are loosely connected to the topic
- Lacks logical progression of ideas
- General conventions are used
- Partial, limited understanding of writing conventions
- Development of support is uneven
score: 2
Limited Writing
- Addresses topic but may lose focus by including loosely related topics
- Includes a beginning, middle, and end, but these elements may be brief
- Errors in basic conventions, but common words are spelled correctly
- Definite misunderstanding of writing conventions
- Development of support is erratic and nonspecific
score: 1
Poor Writing
- Addresses topic but may focus by including loosely related ideas
- Has an organizational pattern but may lack completeness or closure
- Frequent and blatant errors in basic conventions; commonly used words may be misspelled
- Obvious misunderstanding of writing conventions
- Little if any development of the supporting ideas; support may consist of generalizations
or fragmentary lists
Rubrics are scoring guides that are used to define criteria by which you can judge student performance.
Rubrics provide for increased consistency in the rating of performances, products and understandings. It gives
students an established set of expectations upon which they will be assessed and standards that they need
to meet. Rubrics also protect students against evaluator's biases.
Rubrics guidelines, types, scoring, scale, examples, definition, and templates for teachers
can be established in any subject like creative writing, speaking, essay projects, poetry, mathematics, geography,
english, science, history, social studies just to name a few curriculums.
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