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Walking in their Shoes 
Rubric Code: BXWCBBB
By joshtittelfitz
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Public Rubric
Subject: History  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Walking in their Shoes
  Excellent

3 pts

Acceptable

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Pre-Write Assignment

Excellent

Assignment is finished in complete sentences with at least 2 citations.
Acceptable

Assignment is mostly completed or lacking at least 1 citation.
Poor

Assignment is incomplete, unattached, or lacking citations.
Evidence

Excellent

Story considers the context of the character's situation in terms of factual information related to place and time (where and when) learned throughout the unit.
Acceptable

Story only briefly considers the context of the character's situation in terms of place and time (where and when), relying on limited factual information.
Poor

Story does not consider the context of the character's situation in terms of time and place (where and when).
Critical Thinking

Excellent

Story shows evidence of critical thinking by assessing the character's actions, feelings, and roles.
Acceptable

Story shows little evidence of critical thinking by not fully assessing the character's actions, feelings, and roles.
Poor

Story shows no evidence of critical thinking by ignoring the character's actions, feelings, and roles.
Spelling and Grammar

Excellent

Story uses proper grammar and spelling throughout.
Acceptable

Story has minor grammar and spelling errors throughout.
Poor

Story has major grammar and spelling errors throughout.
Length/Creativity

Excellent

Story is at least 1-2 pages in length and demonstrates creativity.
Acceptable

Story is under a page and demonstrates creativity.
Poor

Story is under a page and demonstrates a lack of creativity.




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