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Group Psychologist Conflict Letter
SQuIIDS
This rubric is designed to give feedback to students on an analytical body paragraph (such as would be found in an expository essay). [S]elect [Qu]otation [I]dentify [I]ntegrate [D]iscuss [S]ignificance
Rubric Code:
F4CWBB
By
ShelleyRo
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8
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SQuIIDS
Excellent
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Content
Excellent
Ideas are:
- original
- interesting
- debatable
- provable
- sophisticated/ nuanced
- specific
- use literary terms very effectively
Good
Ideas are:
- sound
- debatable
- provable
- specific
- use literary terms well
Fair
Ideas are:
- sound but may be superficial
- somewhat debatable
- may be difficult to prove
- general
- may or may not use literary terms
- may misuse literary terms
Poor
Ideas are:
- plot summary/based
- superficial
- general
- not debatable
- not provable
- no literary terms
- misuse literary terms
Topic Sentence
Excellent
- sophisticated, interesting claim
- clearly stated
- concise
- vibrant language `and/or sophisticated sentence structure
Good
- claim
- clearly stated
- good language and/or sentence structure
Fair
- partial claim or plot summary
- may be not be clearly stated/confusing
- weak language and/or sentence structure
Poor
- no claim or incomplete thought
- plot summary
- weak language
- faulty sentence structure and/or misuse of language/vocab
Organization
Excellent
-Points build logically to create compelling argument
- Weaves different points together fluidly
- Effective transitions between points
-Paragraph focuses only on one idea
Good
-Points build logically to create argument
-Effective transitions between points
-Paragraph focuses only on one idea
Fair
-Points are arranged with no clear order
-Some points disconnected from main idea
-Poor or awkward transitions
-Paragraph lacks clear focus/too many ideas for one paragraph
Poor
-Few analytical points (more plot summary)
- difficult to understand main idea because paragraph lacks clear organizational structure
- may have too many ideas in one paragraph
-No transitions
Textual Support
Excellent
- Specific language within quotes is analyzed thoroughly and explained clearly to show relevance to the writer's argument
-Quotes are drawn from different parts of the text to demonstrate an understanding of the novel as a whole
Good
- Quotes are analyzed and explained in some detail to show relevance to the writer's argument
-Quotes come from different parts of the text
Fair
- Quotes are explained in a general way, but with no reference to specific language or details
- Quotes are drawn from only limited parts of the text
Poor
- Quotes simply appear without explanation or analysis
- Quotes are not relevant to the idea of the paragraph
Textual Integration
Excellent
-Quotes are introduced effectively and integrated well into the writer's prose
Good
-Quotes are introduced effectively with some integration into the writer's prose
Fair
-Quotes are not introduced effectively with no attempts at integration
-Block quotations
Poor
-Quotes are not introduced
-Quotes are not integrated
-No quotes
STYLE & MECHANICS
Style
Excellent
-Rich, effective use of vocabulary
-Uses a variety of long and short sentences
-No use of contractions or vague pronouns
-Sentences are clear and structured effectively.
Good
-Effective use of vocabulary
-Moderately successful in varying sentence structure
-Minor flaws in usage of contractions or vague pronouns
Fair
-Simple vocabulary
-little sentence variety
-Overuse of contractions or vague pronouns
-Some errors in sentence structure
Poor
-Simple vocabulary
-No sentence variety
-Inappropriate stylistic choices
Mechanics
Excellent
-Cites correctly
-Free from errors in spelling, punctuation, or grammar
Good
-Only cites some of the time or citations are only partially correct
-Several minor errors in spelling, punctuation, or grammar
Fair
-Does not cite or cites completely incorrectly
-Enough errors in spelling, punctuation, or grammar to be noticeable
Poor
-Does not cite at all
-Enough errors in spelling, punctuation, or grammar to be distracting to readers
Keywords:
thesis, expository writing, textual analysis, paragraph
Subjects:
English
Types:
Reading
Writing
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