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Expository Writing Rubric
Rubric Code:
VXW7B38
By
garmida
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Expository Writing Rubric
5
5 pts
4
4 pts
3
3 pts
2
2 pts
1
1 pts
Focus
5
Insightfully addresses all aspects of the prompt
Introduces topic(s) in a sophisticated
thesis statement
4
Competently addresses all aspects of the prompt
Introduces topic(s) in a clear thesis statement
3
Superficially addresses all
aspects of the prompt
Introduces topic(s) in a thesis statement
2
Partially addresses all aspects
of the prompt
Introduces superficial or
flawed topic(s) in a weak thesis statement
1
Minimally addresses all aspects
of the prompt
Fails to introduces a relevant
topic(s) and/or lacks a thesis
statement
Organization/Structure
5
Skillfully orients reader to topic(s) in introduction
Thoroughly develops complex topic
Provides a meaningful and reflective conclusion that follows from and supports information or explanation presented, articulating significance of the topic
Purposefully and logically uses a
variety of techniques (e.g., headings, charts) to organize ideas, concepts, and information to aid comprehension
4
Orients reader to topic(s) in introduction
Develops complex topic(s)
Provides a conclusion that follows from and supports information or explanation presented, articulating significance of the topic
Uses a variety of techniques (e.g., headings, charts) to organize ideas, concepts, and information to aid comprehension
3
Partially orients reader to topic(s) in introduction
Superficially develops topic(s)
Provides a conclusion which repetitively or partially follows from and supports information or explanation presented,
articulating superficial
significance of the topic
Uses some techniques (e.g., headings, charts) to adequately organize ideas, concepts and information to aid comprehension
2
Inadequately orients reader to
topic(s) in introduction
Inadequately develops topic(s)
with minimal body paragraphs
Provides a sense of closure, but may weakly articulate
significance of the topic.
Uses limited or inappropriate
transition/linking words, phrases, and clauses
Uses few techniques (e.g., headings, charts) to inadequately organize ideas,
concepts, and information to
aid comprehension
1
Fails to orient reader to topic(s) in introduction or introduction is missing
Fails to develop topic(s) with body paragraphs
Provides an inadequate
conclusion or omits conclusion
Uses few to no
transition/linking words,
phrases, or clauses
Includes little or no discernible organization of ideas
Development
5
Skillfully develops the topic using
well-chosen facts, definitions, concrete details, quotes, and other information and examples that are pertinent and substantial
Effectively integrates and cites
credible sources*
Shows insightful understanding of topic or text
4
Provides sufficient and relevant
evidence to develop the topic
appropriate to audience
Competently integrates and cites
credible sources*
Shows competent understanding
of topic or text
3
Provides limited and/or
superficial evidence to develop
the topic appropriate to audience
Ineffectively integrates and cites
sources*
Shows superficial understanding
of topic or text
2
Provides minimal and/or
irrelevant evidence to develop
the topic appropriate to
audience
Incorrectly integrates or cites
sources*
Shows limited or flawed
understanding of topic or text
1
Provides inaccurate, little, or no evidence to support topic
Does not use or cite sources*
Shows no and/or inaccurate
understanding of topic or text
Language
5
Uses purposeful and varied sentence
structure
Contains minimal to no errors in
conventions(grammar, punctuation,
spelling, capitalization)
Strategically uses academic and
domain-specific vocabulary clearly
appropriate for the audience and
purpose
4
Uses correct and varied sentence
structure
Contains few, minor errors in
conventions
Competently uses academic and
domain-specific vocabulary
clearly appropriate for the
audience and purpose
3
Uses mostly correct and some
varied sentence structure
Contains some errors in
conventions which may cause
confusion
Usually uses academic and
domain-specific vocabulary
clearly appropriate for the
audience and purpose
2
Uses limited and/or repetitive
sentence structure
Contains numerous errors in
conventions which cause
confusion
Inadequately uses academic
and domain-specific
vocabulary clearly appropriate
for the audience and purpose
1
Lacks sentence mastery (e.g.,
fragments/run-ons)
Contains serious and pervasive
errors in conventions
Fails to use academic and
domain-specific vocabulary
clearly appropriate for the
audience and purpose
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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