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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Writing Rubric Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Writing Rubric Rubric Code: W2W8CW3 By Boaza1 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Dr. Martin Luther King Information/Personal Writing
	20 pts	15 pts	12 pts	8 pts
Content Information about Dr. King	20 Student includes at least 4 or more details about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Sentences are well formed and factual.	15 Student includes at least 3 details about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Most sentences are well formed and factual.	12 Student includes at least 2 details about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. There are 2 or fewer sentences The sentence or sentences are well formed and/or may not contain true facts.	8 Student includes no details about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Sentences not well formed and/or are unrelated to the topic.
Content Your ideas about how you can behave similarly to Dr. King	20 Student includes at least 4 ways they can behave in a similar way to Dr. King.	15 Student includes at least 3 ways they can behave in a similar way to Dr. King.	12 Student includes at least 2 ways they can behave in a similar way to Dr. King.	8 Student includes 1 way they can behave in a similar way to Dr. King.
Content Connecting Dr. King's legacy to the next generation	20 Student fully answers all components of the question with factual support that shows research.	15 Student answers the question with some support with some evidence of research.	12 Student answers the question with limited factual support with limited research.	8 Student answers the question with no factual support to show research was done.
Quote “Courage is the power of the mind to overcome fear.”	20 Student fully explains the quote from Dr. King's perspective and their voice comes through in the response.	15 Student explains the quote from Dr. King's perspective and some of their voice comes through in the response.	12 Student explains the quote and their voice comes through limited in the response.	8 Student mentions the quote, but does not explain the quote and no evidence of voice.
Vocabulary/Grammar	20 There are 1 or 0 grammatical mistakes in the report. High-level vocabulary that is on or above grade level	15 There are 2 grammatical mistakes in the report. Few errors in use of capitalization and punctuation. Grade level vocabulary	12 There are 3-5 grammatical mistakes in the report. Some errors in capitalization and punctuation. Some grade level vocabulary	8 There are more than 5 grammatical mistakes in the report.<BR> Improper use of capitalization and punctuation. Below grade level vocabulary