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Persuasive Essay Rubric
Rubric Code:
R53W33
By
snoopybloopy
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Persuasive Essay
Advanced
4 pts
Proficient
3 pts
Basic
2 pts
Minimal
1 pts
Organization
Advanced
The author uses an original hook/lead. The thesis statement is well-developed and transitions the reader smoothly into the body of the essay. Transitions and conclusion create a flow between the paragraphs that enhances the understanding of the reader.
Proficient
There is evidence of a clear introduction with a hook/lead. the thesis statement is clear. There is a body that includes at least three paragraphs to support the thesis. There are transitions between related paragraphs. The conclusion is an effective end to the piece.
Basic
The author has attempted a hook/lead but was unsuccessful or redundant. The thesis statement is unclear. The body does not support the thesis statement. The conclusion is unrelated to the thesis statement or is confusing.
Minimal
Parts of the essay are missing. The author needs to revise and add necessary components before the piece can be considered published.
Content
Advanced
The author has used language that tries to convince the reader through persuasion that their opinion is the best. The author uses clear/original examples to make their points more vivid for the audience.
Proficient
The target audience is clear. The lenghth is appropriate. The language is clear, convincing, and concise. The author's opinion has used sufficient examples to support the thesis.
Basic
The author insults the audience through repeated simplistic word choice. The author's opinion is unclear or in parts confusing. There needs to be more examples to support their opinion.
Minimal
The essay is confusing and needs more time for revision and individual tutoring before this piece can be considered published.
Conventions
Advanced
The author is at an advanced level in spelling and grammar. This advanced level is demonstrated throughout this essay.
Proficient
The author has used 6th grade level spelling and grammar in their essay.
Basic
Spelling and grammar are below grade level. The author needs much support in order to make this piece understandable to the reader.
Minimal
Spelling and grammar a well below grade level. The author has received much support in order to make this piece legible and understandable. Without this support the piece would be too difficult to read. The points and ideas would be lost.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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