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12 Point State Writing Rubric
12 Point State Writing Rubric
Used on the GEE and EOC.
Rubric Code:
EB488C
By
amartin2787
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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12 Point State Writing Rubric
Little or No Control
1 pts
Inconsistent Control
2 pts
Reasonable Control
3 pts
Consistent Control
4 pts
Composing
Little or No Control
• unclear central
idea
• confusion
• automatic writing without
selection
• information unrelated to
central idea
• minimal development
• minimal information
• no beginning or end
• severe gaps
• random order
• too little information to demonstrate
Inconsistent Control
• vague central idea
• shifts in focus
• digressions
• listing ideas with little
explanation
• some information
may be superficial,
incomplete, and/or
unrelated to central idea
• uneven development
• weak beginning, middle,
end
• retreats, repetitions, or
contradictions
• gaps
• random order
• no ending
Reasonable Control
• clear central idea
• clear focus
• necessary and relevant
information
• ideas are developed, but
may have some uneven
development
• beginning, middle,
end (may have a weak
beginning or ending)
• logical order
• simple transition
Consistent Control
• sharp focus
• clarity of purpose
• strategy
(preplanning,
foreshadowing)
• necessary and relevant
information
• thorough elaboration
• ideas are developed
and appropriate
• specific details
(examples)
• wholeness throughout
• ideas related to central
idea
• beginning, middle, end
• logical order
• transitions
• sense of completion
Style/Audience Awareness
Little or No Control
• functional
• basic
• too little
information to
have an effect
and/or impact
• inappropriate
• simple
sentences
• overextended
sentences
• confusing
• no clear voice
• no awareness of
audience
•unengaging
Inconsistent Control
• generic
• overused
• minimal effect
and/or impact
•lack of sentence
variety
• some
overextended
sentences
• And, But
beginnings
• vague voice
• weak awareness
of audience
• monotonous
• inconsistent tone
Reasonable Control
• clear
• appropriate
• relevant
• some variety
• some
examples
selected for
effect and/or
impact
• appropriate to
audience
• some variety in
structure and/or
complexity
and/or length
• And, But
beginnings
• consistent tone
• aware of audience
•clear voice
Consistent Control
• word choice is
appropriate,
relevant, and
vivid
• powerful
verbs
• descriptive
or figurative
language
(imagery,
similes)
• vivid examples
or anecdotes
selected for
effect and/or
impact
• appropriate to
audience
• manipulates
audience
(humor)
• variety in
structure
(beginnings,
endings),
complexity,
length
• consistent, clear,
vibrant tone and
voice
• ind
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Does Not
0 pts
Does
1 pts
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Sentence Formation
Does Not
Does not have complete sentences
Does
Uses complete sentences, avoids run-ons/fragments
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Usage
Does Not
Does not have correct usage
Does
Uses parts of speech and specific words correctly (verb tenses, sub/verb agreement, pronoun and antecedent agreement)
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Mechanics
Does Not
Does not have correct mechanics
Does
Uses correct indentation, capitalization, punctuation, margins, and paragraphing
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Spelling
Does Not
Does not spell words correctly
Does
Does spell words correctly
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Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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