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Persuasive Writing 
Rubric Code: H4B9CW
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Subject: Education  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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3

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2

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1

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Structures of Language

4

Uses multiparagraphs appropriately that include appropriate topic sentences.

Uses a variety of transition words to maintain sequential order.
3

Uses multiparagraphs appropriately.

Sufficient use of transition words to maintain sequential order.
2

Has evidence of paragraph form.

Insufficient use of transition words.
1

No evidence of paragraph form.

Does not include transition words.
Style/Mechanics

4

Makes no errors in capitalization.

Makes no errors in comma usage and end punctuation.

Makes no errors in spelling.
3

Applies basic capitalization rules.

Makes 3 or fewer errors in comma usage and end punctuation.

Correctly spells grade-appropriate, high frequency words.
2

Makes 5 or fewer basic capitalizaton errors.

Makes 4-7 errors in comma usage and end punctuation.

Misspells 1-7 grade-appropriate, high-frequency words.
1

Makes 6 or more basic capitalization errors.

Makes 8 or more errors in comma usage and end punctuation.

Misspells 8 or more grade-appropriate, high-frequency words.
Informational Writing

4

Maintains a focus.

Includes an appropriate and sophisticated thesis statement.

Consistently uses varied sentence length throughout writing.

Includes 3 appropriate, in-depth reasons, examples, and/or facts to support thesis.

Addresses reader's concerns.
3

Maintains a focus.

Includes an appropriate thesis statement.

Sufficiently uses varied sentence length throughout writing.

Includes 3 appropriate reasons, examples, and/or facts to support thesis.

Addresses reader's concerns.
2

Establishes but does not maintain a focus.

Has evidence of a thesis statement.

Infrequently uses varied sentence length throughout writing.

Insufficient amount of reasons, examples, and/or facts to support thesis.

Insufficiently addresses reader's concerns.
1

Unclear focus.

No thesis statement.

Do not vary sentence length in writing.

Facts and details do not support thesis.

Does not address reader's concerns.
Writing Habits

4

Uses the writing process (pre-write, draft, revise, edit, critique) to produce final draft of written products.
3

Teacher directed use of the writing process (pre-write, draft, revise, edit, critique).
2

Uses most steps of the writing process (pre-write, draft, revise, edit, critique).
1

Incomplete use of the writing process (pre-write, draft, revise, edit, critique).
Oral Communication Strategies

4

Shows mastery of a variety of oral communication strategies.
3

Uses a variety of strategies of address during oral presentation to communicate ideas effectively including:
eye contact
speaking rate
volume
articulation
gestures and movement

Uses note cards appropriately for reference.
2

Uses some strategies of address during oral presentation to communicate ideas.

Relies on note cards too much during presentation.
1

Does not use any strategy of address during oral presentation to communicate ideas.

Does not use note cards during presentation.




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