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Reflection for Gender Studies
English Novel Reflection
In this assignment students will write a reflection over the assigned reading material. In this reflection they will write what they had learned, and why they were assigned to read this. This reflection should give the student's personal opinion as well as examples from the book to back their views up.
Rubric Code:
GX24396
By
gjsklar
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Subject:
Humanities
Type:
Assignment
Grade Levels:
9-12, Undergraduate
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English Novel Reflection
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Discussion of What Was Learned
Poor
Students have a difficult time explaining what was learned from the given text. They find it difficult to explain the theme and what the overall purpose of reading the text was.
Fair
Students can explain the plot and somewhat of the theme, but have difficulty explaining what was learned from the theme of the book, and how to apply this to today's time, lifestyle, and the author's purpose.
Good
Students are able to understand why they were assigned this book and explain throughly what they had learned from this text. They were as well able to relate back to the book.
Students give accurate examples
Poor
The examples from the text are not clear examples, they show lack of understanding or even a clear representation that the students even read the assignment.
Fair
Students give examples of the text that do relate with the theme and give a description of how this relates back to them but the examples are very general.
Good
Students give accurate examples that clearly address the main theme and show the authour's point of view. The examples that the student gives from their own life as well shows that they understand the given text.
Use of correct grammer, punct. etc.
Poor
There is a lack of organization in the reflection, as well as a development of a clearly written beginning and follow up. There is little to no grammer and punctuation.
Fair
There is a development of organization in the paper but could be defined better. Punctuation is used but not all of it is accurate. There is some grammical errors.
Good
Student's paper is well organized with a clear beginning, middle, end. There is little to no grammer or punctuation errors.
Subjects:
English
Humanities
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