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One-Paragraph Essay
One-Paragraph Essay
One-paragraph essay on the effects of colonization on the First Nations Peoples
Rubric Code:
H2395BA
By
glepar
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Subject:
History
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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One-Paragraph Essay
Great
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Topic Sentence
Great
The topic sentence is clear and imaginative. The sentence draws the reader's attention.
Good
The topic sentence is clear but no overly engaging.
Fair
The topic sentence is difficult to understand.
Poor
There is no discernable topic sentence.
Evidence
Great
At least 3+ pieces of evidence are used to back-up the topic sentence. The evidence is thoughtful and well explained.
Good
At least 2-3 pieces of evidence were used to back-up the topic sentence. The evidence is not overly insightful or is not well explained.
Fair
Only 1-2 pieces of evidence is used to back-up the topic sentence. The evidence is unoriginal and/or is not well explained.
Poor
Only one piece of evidence was used to back-up the topic sentence. The evidence is unoriginal AND not well explained.
Transitions
Great
The paragraph is well organized and easy to follow. Transitions are used to guide the reader.
Good
The paragraph is organized but the train of thought is difficult to follow. Transitions are used sporadically.
Fair
The paragraph is unorganized and hard to understand. Transitions are used ineffectively.
Poor
There is no organization. Transitions are not used.
Conclusion
Great
The concluding sentence(s) demonstrate a deeper understanding of the topic. Insight into the topic is clear and ties the paragraph together well.
Good
The concluding sentence(s) show an understanding of the topic but insight is not particularly deep or it does not entirely tie the paragraph together.
Fair
There is a concluding sentence but it does not demonstrate more insight than the original topic sentence or does not bring the paragraph to a close.
Poor
There is no clear conclusion. The paragraph ends abruptly.
Mechanics
Great
Writing is exceptional; has 0 errors of grammar, punctuation, spelling, language usage.
Good
Writing is very good; has 1-5 errors of grammar, punctuation, spelling, language usage.
Fair
Writing is good; has 6-8 errors of grammar. punctuation, spelling, language usage.
Poor
Writing needs considerable revision; has 9+ errors of grammar. punctuation, spelling, language usage.
Keywords:
one paragraph; paragraph essay
Subjects:
English
History
Types:
Writing
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