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Persuasive texts Assessment
Persuasive texts Assessment for Year 3/4
Assessment rubric, addressing structure, language and editing for persuasive texts. .
Rubric Code:
BX845A6
By
Maltese
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Composing Persuasive Texts
A Extensive
5 pts
B Thorough
4 pts
C Sound
3 pts
D Basic
2 pts
E Limited competence
1 pts
Evidence or orientation
A Extensive
Introduction captures readers interest and shows an overview of the issue
B Thorough
Shows clear evidence of an orientation.
C Sound
Shows evidence of an orientation.
D Basic
Shows some evidence of an orientation.
E Limited competence
Shows minimal evidence of an orientation.
Paragraphs
A Extensive
Paragraphs show more than 3 clear, strong sets of ideas.
Ideas are sequenced in a very clear and logical order with high quality connectives and sequencing language.
B Thorough
Paragraphs show at least 3 clear,strong sets of ideas.
Ideas are sequenced in a clear and logical order with high quality connectives and sequencing language.
C Sound
Paragraphs show at least 3 sets of ideas using
sequencing language/and or connectives
D Basic
Paragraphs show limited sets of ideas and may use some sequencing language.
E Limited competence
Paragraphs are not evident. Show limited evidence of sequencing language.
Level of persuasiveness
A Extensive
Is clearly able to express a point of view for a particular purpose in writing, using a range of high level persuasive devices and may also contain modality.
B Thorough
Is able to express a point of view using persuasive devices such as rhetorical questions, personal pronouns and powerful statements.
C Sound
Is able to express a point of view using some persuasive devices e.g rhetorical questions, personal pronouns.
D Basic
Is able to express a point of view may include some supporting arguments or some persuasive devices.
E Limited competence
Is not able to express a point of view for a particular purpose in writing or very limited supporting language.
Sentence structure, punctuation
A Extensive
*Excellent usage of sentence structure punctuation varied and used correctly, vocabulary
*correct tense and
*supporting and varied language features,connectives, adverbs and figurative language
B Thorough
*Excellent usage of sentence structure punctuation and vocabulary
*high frequency of correct tense and
*supporting and varied language features,connectives, adverbs etc
C Sound
*Good usage of sentence structure punctuation and vocabulary
* frequency of correct tense
*evidence of some supporting and varied language features,connectives, adverbs etc
D Basic
*Some evidence of sequencing language
* correct tense mostly used
*basic use of language features
E Limited competence
*No usage of sequencing language
*possibly low frequency of correct tense
*Sentence structure need developing
Editing
A Extensive
Text is self edited
no spelling errors
B Thorough
Text is self edited
mostly no spelling errors
C Sound
Shows evidence of editing shows increased accuracy in spelling
D Basic
Text is minimally self edited
accuracy in spelling of most familiar words
E Limited competence
No self editing
frequent spelling errors of familiar common words
Legibility
A Extensive
*Writing is always clearly formed and fluent (plan)
* Demonstrates a high level of word processing ability and is able to select, edit and place visual, print and possibly audio elements.
B Thorough
*Writing is always clearly formed and fluent (plan)
* Demonstrates a high level of word processing ability and is able to select, edit and place visual, print elements.
C Sound
*Writing is clearly formed and fluent (plan)
* Demonstrates a sound level of word processing ability and is able to select, edit and place visual and print elements.
D Basic
*Writing is generally clearly formed and fluent (plan)
* May demonstrates a level of word processing ability and is able to select, edit and place visual and print elements.
E Limited competence
*Writing is basically formed. (plan)
* May demonstrate a basic level of word processing ability and demonstrates basic abilities to select, edit and place visual and print elements.
Keywords:
Persuasive Rubric
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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