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Job Shadow Reflective Essay
Job Shadow Reflective Essay
Three-paragraph essay reflecting upon job shadowing experience.
Rubric Code:
AX79576
By
mothomas
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8, 9-12
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Reflection Essay Rubric
Unsatisfactory
10 pts
Fair
15 pts
Good
20 pts
Excellent
25 pts
Demonstration of Self-Reflection
Unsatisfactory
Writing shows no self-reflection on values, skills and strengths and no connection made with future plans. Less than four of the who, what, when where, why, and how questions marginally addressed in the first two paragraphs.
Fair
Writing shows minimal self-reflection on values, skills and strengths and a weak connection made with future plans. Four of the six of the who, what, when where, why, and how questions marginally addressed in the first two paragraphs.
Good
Writing shows a general amount of self-reflection on values, skills and strengths and some connection made with future plans. Five of the six of the who, what, when where, why, and how questions fully addressed in the first two paragraphs.
Excellent
Writing shows an in-depth of self-reflection on values, skills and strengths and a strong connection made with future plans. All six of the who, what, when where, why, and how questions fully addressed in the first two paragraphs.
Supporting Details
Unsatisfactory
The topic of the paper is not clear and there are no strong details to support the main topic. Less than four of the 5 W's and H are addressed by telling what each looks (any sense) like and why important.
Fair
There is a lack of focus and only a few details to support the main topic. Four of the 5 W's and H are addressed by telling what each looks (any sense) like and why important.
Good
The paper showed a clear purpose and there were supporting details on the main topic. Four of the 5 W's and H are addressed by telling what each looks (any sense) like and why important.
Excellent
The paper showed a clear purpose and direction and there were a lot of details supporting the main topic Each of the 5 W's and H are addressed by telling what each looks (any sense) like and why important.
Structure & Organization
Unsatisfactory
Writing was not well organized and did not have a clear structure or logic. Each of the first two paragraphs has at less than two purposeful adjectives, adverbs and prepositional phrases.
Fair
Writing showed some organization but lacked an overall structure and logic. Each of the first two paragraphs has at least two purposeful adjectives, adverbs and prepositional phrases.
Good
Writing was organized and had a clear structure or logic that was easy to follow. Each of the first two paragraphs has at least three purposeful adjectives, adverbs and prepositional phrases.
Excellent
Writing was extremely well organized and had an excellent structure or logic that engaged the reader. Each of the first two paragraphs has four or more purposeful adjectives, adverbs and prepositional phrases.
Grammar
Unsatisfactory
There are many grammar and spelling areas in each paragraph and there is little proof of editing. The majority of the sentences are simple and have little if any variety.
Fair
There are four or more grammar or spelling errors in each paragraph and it is not clear that the paper had been edited. One of the three paragraphs contains at least two examples of simple, compound and complex sentences.
Good
There are no more than four grammar or spelling errors in each paragraph and it appears that there was editing done. Two of the three paragraphs contains at least two examples of simple, compound and complex sentences.
Excellent
There are no more than two grammar or spelling errors in each paragraph and it has been well-edited. Each of the three paragraphs contains at least two examples of simple, compound and complex sentences.
Concluding Paragraph
Unsatisfactory
The third or concluding paragraph shares less than two advantages, disadvantages and personal reflection concerning why this career is or is not personally appropriate for the writer.
Fair
The third or concluding paragraph shares two advantages, disadvantages and personal reflection concerning why this career is or is not personally appropriate for the writer.
Good
The third or concluding paragraph shares two advantages, disadvantages and personal reflection concerning why this career is or is not personally appropriate for the writer.
Excellent
The third or concluding paragraph shares three advantages, disadvantages and personal reflection concerning why this career is or is not personally appropriate for the writer.
Subjects:
English
Vocational
Types:
Writing
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