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The Essay: Introduction
The Essay: Introduction
Rubric to effectively assess students' knowledge and application of the introductory paragraph of an essay as per Writing Academic English workbook, pp. 59-63.
Rubric Code:
FX5B54W
By
amrivero
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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The Essay: Introduction
Rubric to effectively assess students' knowledge and application of the introductory paragraph of an essay as per Writing Academic English workbook, pp. 59-63.
Poor
1 pts
Average
3 pts
Superior
5 pts
Type of Introduction
5 pts
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Poor
This introduction does not label a specific type of introduction (funnel; dramatic story; fact/statistic; historical background). It does not follow a specific pattern that illustrates a type of introduction. There is no coherence or development.
Average
This introduction labels a specific type of introduction (funnel; dramatic story; fact/statistic; historical background). However, it does not consistently follow this type of introduction and/or it does not develop it enough.
Superior
This introduction labels a specific type of introduction (funnel; dramatic story; fact/statistic; historical background). It effectively follows this type of introduction with coherence and full development.
General Statement
5 pts
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Poor
There is no relevant general statement to begin this introduction.
Average
There is an attempt at a general statement to begin this introduction. However, it needs further development to effectively capture the reader's attention.
Superior
There is a fully-developed, relevant general statement that effectively grabs the reader's attention and gives this introduction a smooth beginning.
Introduction
15 pts
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Poor
There is no clearly developed introduction after the general statement. It is incoherent, lacks transitions, relevance, and fluidity. There are major errors in GUM.
Average
The content of this introduction is adequate. It needs to be further developed and maintain purpose and focus. It needs to be more effective with varied sentence structures. GUM is adequate.
Superior
This introduction is fully developed and follows its labeled type completely. It is coherent with effective transitions and varied sentence structures. There are few if any errors in GUM.
Thesis Statement
5 pts
Poor
There is a general statement as the last sentence of the introduction. However, it is unclear in conveying its main idea, its purpose, and its organization.
Average
This thesis statement is the last sentence of the introduction. It states the general main idea of the essay. It lacks clarity in its organization and purpose.
Superior
This thesis statement is the last sentence of the introduction. It states the specific main idea of the essay. It chooses to (a) list the subtopics or (b) indicate the pattern of organization.
Keywords:
introduction, essay
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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