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Summarization of Non Fiction Articles 
Summarize in 100 Words or Less (for articles no longer than 400-500 words and focusing on one main topic/thesis)
Rubric Code: JB649C
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Subject: English  
Type: Reading  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Above Expectations

10 pts

Meets Expectations

7 pts

Below Expecations

3 pts

Concepts

Above Expectations

• All key concepts are identified.
• Supporting information creates an explanation of the concepts.
• Demonstrates an ability to synthesize information.
Meets Expectations

• Many key concepts are identified.
• Supporting information explains the concepts in a way that is appropriate for grade level work.
• Demonstrates an ability to generalize information.
Below Expecations

• Most key concepts are identified.
• Supporting information begins to explain the concepts however, does not stick to the topic.
• Beginning to demonstrate an ability to generalize information.
Text Ideas

Above Expectations

• The student summarized the text using all of the most important main ideas and supporting details.
• Original source is cited in text of summary.
Meets Expectations

• The student summarized the text using most of the important main ideas and supporting details.
• Original source is cited in text of summary.
Below Expecations

• The student used some important main ideas and supporting details from the text or gave too much information that wasn't important.
• Original source is not cited in text of summary.
Sequence

Above Expectations

• The text was paraphrased in an order that made sense, making it easy to understand. The organization made clear the relationship between main ideas and their supporting details.
• Key points are stated in own words.
Meets Expectations

• The organization made clear most of the relationships between main ideas and their supporting details. It was at times a little difficult to understand the text.
• Key points are mostly stated in own words.
Below Expecations

• The student is beginning to organize some of the relationships between main ideas and their supporting details. It was difficult to understand the text.
• Key points are mostly stated in author's words.
Mechanics

Above Expectations

• The summary had no more than 1-2 errors in spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and/or grammar errors.
Meets Expectations

• The summary had no more than 3-4 errors in spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and/or grammar errors.
Below Expecations

• The summary had more than 5 errors in spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and/or grammar errors.



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  • summarization, summary, reading, comprehension

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