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Nat Turner Rebellion Editorial 
Using 6 Traits to judge initial persuasive writing.
Rubric Code: CX2BC47
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Persuasive Letter to the Editor
  On My Way

2 pts

Almost There

4 pts

Expert

6 pts

Ideas

On My Way

My details are thin and need to be checked for accuracy.
Almost There

I have not dug into the topic in a logical, focused way.
Expert

My topic is well developed and focused. My piece contains specific and accurate details.
Organization

On My Way

I did not use a technique to capture attention. My beginning does not indicate where I am going or why I am going there.
Almost There

My beginning is clear but unoriginal. I have used a technique that is used too often.
Expert

My beginning grabs the reader's attention.
Voice

On My Way

I have not thought about the purpose or the audience for the topic; therefore, my voice falls flat.
Almost There

My feelings about the topic come across as uninspired and predictable. The piece is not all that expressive, nor does it reveal a commitment to the topic.
Expert

My piece is expressive, and it shows how much I care about my topic.
Conventions

On My Way

The problems with conventions make this piece a challenge to read. Many grammar, spelling or punctuation errors are present.
Almost There

My writing still needs editing to correct problems. There are a few errors that interfere with the understanding of the piece..
Expert

My piece proves I can use a range of conventions with skill and creativity. No errors that interfere with the understanding of the paper. It is ready for its intended audience.




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