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How-to Article
Rubric Code:
B232533
By
Owhite21
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Subject:
English
Type:
Assignment
Grade Levels:
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How- To Article
Excellent
5 pts
Good
4 pts
Fair
3 pts
Needs Improvement
1 pts
Poor
2 pts
Conventions
Excellent
No grammar or spelling mistakes. Student shows evidence of excellent proofreading strategies.
Good
One or two grammar/spelling mistakes.
Fair
Several grammar/spelling mistakes. The student is making common grammar/spelling mistakes.
Needs Improvement
Student is frequently making grammar/spelling mistakes. The student is making common grammar/spelling mistakes.
Poor
Student is frequently making grammar/spelling mistakes. The student is making uncommon grammar/spelling mistakes. There is no evidence that the student proofread their work.
Tone
Excellent
Student uses an appropriate tone throughout all of the article. Their tone is appropriate for their audience.
Good
Student uses an appropriate tone throughout most of the article. Their tone is appropriate for their audience.
Fair
Student uses an appropriate tone throughout some of the article. Their tone may not be appropriate for their audience.
Needs Improvement
Student is not using an appropriate tone throughout very little of the article. Their tone may not be appropriate for their audience.
Poor
Student is not using the appropriate tone for their audience at all.
Introduction
Excellent
Introduction is engaging and interesting. 6-8 sentences. Uses appropriate methods for a How-to introduction.
Good
Introduction is engaging. 5 or more sentences. Mostly uses appropriate methods for a How-to introduction.
Fair
Introduction is not engaging or intresting. 4 or more sentences. Occasionally uses appropriate methods for a How-to introduction.
Needs Improvement
Introduction is not engaging or intresting. Student did not meet the required sentence count. Student used one appropriate method for a How-to introduction.
Poor
Introduction is not engaging or intresting. Student did not meet the required sentence count. Student did not use any appropriate methods for a How-to introduction. Introduction is not related or includes unnecessary information.
Conclusion
Excellent
Conclusion is engaging and interesting. 6-8 sentences. Uses appropriate methods for a How-to conclusion.
Good
Conclusion is engaging. 5 or more sentences. Mostly uses appropriate methods for a How-to conclusion.
Fair
Conclusion is not engaging or intresting. 4 or more sentences. Occasionally uses appropriate methods for a How-to conclusion.
Needs Improvement
Conclusion is not engaging or intresting. Student did not meet the required sentence count. Student used one appropriate method for a How-to conclusion.
Poor
Conclusion is not engaging or intresting. Student did not meet the required sentence count. Student did not use any appropriate methods for a How-to conclusion. Conclusion is not related or includes unnecessary information.
Body Section
Excellent
Body section includes an exhaustive list of materials. Student uses the correct method for listing steps.
Uses commanding language and addresses the reader.
Good
Body section includes an exhaustive list of materials. Student mostly uses the correct method for listing steps.
Uses commanding language and addresses the reader most of the time.
Fair
Body section includes a decent list of materials. Student sometimes uses the correct method for listing steps.
Uses commanding language and addresses the reader sometimes.
Needs Improvement
Body section includes an incomplete list of materials. Student rarely uses the correct method for listing steps.
Student rarely uses commanding language and did not address the reader.
Poor
The list of steps or materials is incomplete or missing.
Student did not use any commanding or address the reader directly.
Visuals
Excellent
Visuals are aesthetically pleasing and relevant to how-to. Pictures are placed appropriately in the article
2 or more pictures used.
Good
Visuals are nice and relevant to how-to.
2 or more pictures used.
Fair
Visuals are relevant to how-to.
2 pictures used.
Needs Improvement
Visuals are not the most relevant to how-to or confuse readers.
1 picture included.
Poor
Article lacks visuals.
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English
Types:
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