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Letter of Request- Persuasive 
This is how your letter will be graded.
Rubric Code: HX6678
By mlmaddox
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Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Hall of Fame Letter of Request
  Above Expectations

100 pts

Meets Expectations

85 pts

Approaching Expectations

75 pts

Below Expectations

50 pts

Rough Draft

Above Expectations

The rough draft shows
Meets Expectations

The rough draft shows evidence of brainstorming and editing.
Approaching Expectations

The rough draft shows little evidence of brainstorming and editing.
Below Expectations

The rough draft shows no evidence of brainstorming and editing.
Format

Above Expectations

The final copy shows no mistakes in the format of a letter.(Includes the heading, salutation, address, body, closing, and signature)
Meets Expectations

The final copy has only 1-2 errors in the format and.or missing some components of a letter.
Approaching Expectations

The final copy has a few(3-4) errors in the format of a letter. Is missing some of the components of the letter.
Below Expectations

The final copy has 5 or more errors in the format of a letter. Is not in letter fomrat at all, or missing more than 3 components of a letter.
Introduction/Purpose

Above Expectations

The introduction clearly states the letter's purpose.
Meets Expectations

The introduction is somewhat unclear in stating the purpose of the letter.
Approaching Expectations

There is an intriduction but it does not state the purpose of the letter.
Below Expectations

There is no introduction/ the introduction does not state a purpose for the letter.
Main Points

Above Expectations

The letter conatins more than three persuasive points.
Meets Expectations

The letter conatins at least three persuasive points.
Approaching Expectations

The letter contains only two persuasive points.
Below Expectations

The letter conatins only one or no persuasive points.
Supporting Details

Above Expectations

The reasoning is clear. The reader will know exactly what I am trying to say, and why I support the request.
Meets Expectations

The letter is mostly clear and understandable.
Approaching Expectations

There are some unclear details in my letter that are confusing.
Below Expectations

It is unclear what I am trying to say.
Closing Statement

Above Expectations

The closing statement is strong and leaves the reader solidly understanding the writer's position. Effective restatement of the position statement begins the closing paragraph.
Meets Expectations

The closing statement is recognizable. The author's position is restated within the first two sentences of the closing paragraph.
Approaching Expectations

The closing statement is somewhat strong, but there is no restatement of my request.
Below Expectations

There is no closing statement- the paper just ends.



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