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Descriptive Essay scoring rubric. EN101 Miller-Motte College English Composition I

Rubric to assess students' ability to construct a critical paper that uses textual evidence to defend an argument which defines a character in a work

This rubric is for evaluating argument essays and the ability to formulate argumentative writings. Students discussed the techniques involved in developing this type of writing. The assignment is to write a 5- paragraph argument, including a counter argument, on of the topics of their choice should be allowed for academic purposes in the classroom.

Peer Reviewer's Name: ______________________________________ * Make the appropriate proofreading marks on the rough draft for full credit. If there are no proofreading marks and comments on the draft, then you will not receive full credit for this review.

Narrative Essay scoring rubric. English Composition I

Narrative Essay scoring rubric. EN101 Miller-Motte College English Composition I

Write a short analysis from a character in a work from the Table of Content of our textbook. In one paragraph, explain the character’s relationship, motivation, influence, or conflict. Use evidence to support the explanation. In an additional paragraph, extend this element of the character and connect it to the plot. You may explain something that has happened with the character using your above analysis. You may predict something that will happen to the character using your above analysis.

Students will combine all skills being studied in English 100 to write a definition essay. This essay is standard 5-paragraph form and will have several due dates. A definition essay is writing that explains what a term means. Some terms have definite, concrete meanings, such as glass, book, or tree. Terms such as honesty, honor, or love are abstract and depend more on a person's point of view.

Guidelines for scoring an expository essay.

Cause-Effect Essay scoring rubric. EN102 Miller-Motte College English Composition II Critical Character Analysis -- Peer Review

Work with the students in your seating pod to read and provide feedback on each other’s paper. First, read the essay completely without stopping. Then, use the peer evaluation rubric below to provide feedback. You will turn in your peer review when you turn in your final paper. Identify what's missing, what needs to be explained more fully, and what can be cut. Be honest, but polite and constructive, in your response. The review is the rubric I will use to grade the essay.

Peer Reviewer's Name: ______________________________________ * Make the appropriate proofreading marks on the rough draft for full credit. If there are no proofreading marks and comments on the draft, then you will not receive full credit for this review.

Guidelines for scoring an expository essay. This rubric will be used to assess the diagnostic writing assignment for students enrolled in EN 111 composition courses.

Illustrative Essay scoring rubric.

Narrative Essay scoring rubric. EN111 English Composition

Narrative Essay scoring rubric. EN111 Composition

Guidelines for scoring an exemplication essay.

Argumentative Essay (Group Assignment)