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Edmodo - Literary Response Post

This rubric will be used to score your literary response posts on Edmodo. You must write 150-200 words in your response and answer all questions. Your response must include at least two pieces of textual evidence cited in MLA format. You must also respond to two other students using the same guidelines. All posts must end in a question to elicit responses from others. Your question must relate to the original assignment and your post. Each of your three responses will be graded individually.

Rubric Code: CX2C5X8

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Subject: English

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 9-12

Edmodo - Literary Response Post
	Expert 20 pts	Practitioner 18 pts	Apprentice 16 pts	Novice 14 pts	Incomplete 0 pts
Post Content/Quality	Expert Posts are additive and/or challenging, reflecting readings with support from required text and a personal anecdote/opinion. Posts are 150-200 words in length.	Practitioner Posts are additive and/or challenging, reflecting readings using only a personal anecdote/opinion or information from readings. Posts are 150-200 words in length.	Apprentice Posts are minimally additive and/or challenging and/or lack support. Posts are less than required length.	Novice Post is neither additive nor challenging; post shows basic agreement or disagreement. Posts are significantly less than required length.	Incomplete No post generated.
Language	Expert Post uses academic language, proper grammar, and proper spelling. No errors.	Practitioner Post uses academic language, proper grammar, and proper spelling. 1-2 errors.	Apprentice Posts predominantly use academic language but contain 3 or more spelling errors, grammatical errors, or “conversational” English that does not detract from the overall meaning.	Novice Posts contain numerous grammatical and spelling errors and/ or uses colloquial language more than academic language.	Incomplete
References	Expert Two accurate and supportive pieces of textual evidence and a personal anecdote/opinion cited.	Practitioner Two pieces of textual evidence cited and a personal anecdote/opinion cited.	Apprentice Two pieces of textual evidence cited or a personal anecdote cited.	Novice One or no pieces of textual evidence and/or vague personal anecdote cited.	Incomplete
Citation	Expert 100% accurate MLA citation used for all pieces of textual evidence.	Practitioner MLA citation has 1 error.	Apprentice MLA citation has 2 errors.	Novice MLA citation not present.	Incomplete
Question	Expert Question is open-ended and will promote deep inquiry and questioning. Provides focus for other respondents.	Practitioner Question is open-ended but could provide more focus and exploration.	Apprentice	Novice Question does not elicit an open-ended response or provide deeper inquiry, for example a yes-no or seek-and-find question.	Incomplete No question present.

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