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Paragraph Peer Edit and Writing Rubric 
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Rubric Code: AX572WW
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

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  Thesis

5 pts

Quotes

5 pts

Analysis

5 pts

Concluding Sentences

5 pts

Organization

5 pts

Grammar Mechanics

5 pts

Writing Fundamentals

5 pts

Excellent/Exlemplary

Thesis

Elevates argument, uses complicated language and analysis to address the question and point of paper.
Quotes

Has the assigned amount of quotes present which reflect an excellent understanding of the assignment; quotes analyze, interpret and elevate the argument presented in thesis statement.
Analysis

Excellent and thorough analysis that explains the quote and links to thesis.
Concluding Sentences

Excellent concluding sentence(s); concluding sentence(s) address the argument and logically summarize the question.
Organization

Well organized with a strong hook, link, thesis and excellent analysis
Grammar Mechanics

Very few or no grammar, spelling, punctuation, or capitalization errors
Writing Fundamentals

Contains no errors and/or violations of the "Writing Do Nots." MLA Format is perfect.
Good/Proficient

Thesis

Answers question with grade-level language, analysis and understanding of the assignment.
Quotes

Has the assigned amount of quotes which reflects a good understanding of the assignment; quotes are reflect main argument in thesis.
Analysis

Good analysis that demonstrates an understanding of the quotes and links to thesis.
Concluding Sentences

Reasonable concluding sentences that demonstrate an understanding of the argument and summarize the issue.
Organization

Organized with a logical hook, link, thesis, and solid analysis.
Grammar Mechanics

Relatively few grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization errors
Writing Fundamentals

Contains 0-1 minor errors and/or violations of the "Writing Do Nots," 0-1 minor errors with MLA formatting.
Needs Improvement/Below Proficient

Thesis

Has most of the basic components of a thesis, but is more broad or vague, does not really answer the question.
Quotes

Missing one quote and/or quotes do not reflect the argument presented in the thesis.
Analysis

Little analysis that shows slight understanding of the quote and does not completely link information to thesis.
Concluding Sentences

Concluding sentences are incomplete or do not completely address the thesis and do not focus on resolving the issue.
Organization

Attempts to organize with a basic hook, link, thesis and analysis.
Grammar Mechanics

Some grammar, spelling, punctuation, or capitalization errors
Writing Fundamentals

Contains 2-3 errors and violations of the "Writing Do Nots," some problems with MLA formatting.
Unsatisfactory/Incomplete

Thesis

Completely missing a thesis or completely missing a logical argument that responds to the question.
Quotes

Only one quote or no quotes at all, quotes do not have anything to do with the thesis.
Analysis

No analysis present, analysis does not link to thesis statement.
Concluding Sentences

No concluding sentences, sentences are incomplete, sentences do not respond to the argument or issue at hand.
Organization

Does not have any or all of the following components: hook, link, thesis, analysis, everything is in disarray or in disorder, little to no evidence of organization.
Grammar Mechanics

Many grammar, spelling, or capitalization errors
Writing Fundamentals

Many (more than 4) errors and violations of the "Writing Do Nots," no MLA formatting present in document.



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