iRubric: Why do disappointments have a good side? rubric

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Why do disappointments have a good side? Students write one paragraph using a unique perspective and strong voice about why disappointments have a good side. Rubric Code: K6B58B By BCStreit Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8

Unique Perspective and Voice
	Poor 50 pts	Fair 75 pts	Good 100 pts
Unique Perspective	Poor Student did not have a unique perspective about the topic and may have used the words in the prompt several times.	Fair Student attempted to have a uniqu perspective about the prompt, but the reader was easily confused as it seemed that the perspective and prompt did not connect.	Good Student had a very unique perspective about the prompt, and it enhanced the paper. Student understood and stuck to the prompt.
Voice	Poor Student sounded monotoned or without personality in their writing. Writing lacked voice.	Fair Student attempted to use their own voice and personality in the writing, but it was lost in the writing.	Good Student had a strong sense of voice. Their personality really shone throgh the writing.