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Organization 
How well is your paper organized
Rubric Code: F88A8W
By teriuwlax
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Subject: English  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Advanced

4 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Basic

2 pts

Minimal

1 pts

Introduction

Advanced

Powerful introduction that grabs the reader's attention
Proficient

Effective introduction that is three or more sentences and properly introduces the subject of your paper
Basic

Basic introduction that is three sentences or less and/or only somewhat introduces the subject of your paper
Minimal

Lacks an introduction
Conclusion

Advanced

Insightful conclusion that leaves the reader thinking or feeling like there has been a lesson learned.
Proficient

Effect conclusion that wraps up the paper
Basic

Has a basic conclusion that somewhat wraps up the paper, but needs work
Minimal

Lacks conclusion
Transitions

Advanced

Wide variety of transitions to move paper from topic to topic
Proficient

Some transitions used to move paper from topic to topic
Basic

One repetitive or a few week transitions used
Minimal

Lacks transitions
Paragraphs

Advanced

All paragraphs are coherent and have unity -- every sentence is located in the correct paragraph
Proficient

Most paragraphs have coherence and unity -- most sentences are located in the correct paragraph
Basic

Some paragraphs have coherence and unity -- several sentences have been misplaced in the wrong paragraph
Minimal

Paragraphs are a jumbled mix of sentences that should belong in other paragraphs.
Order

Advanced

Everything is in proper order -- not only in the right paragraph, but also the right order within each paragraph.
Proficient

Most sentences are in proper order -- not only in the right paragraph, but also the right order within each paragraph.
Basic

Some sentences are in proper order -- not only in the right paragraph, but also the right order within each paragraph.
Minimal

Confusing random order of details




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