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"Thomas Edison" essay 
"Malala" essay
Rubric Code: JCWB56
By jobasile56
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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4 pts

Introductory Paragraph

Student begins with a good "lead" sentence to catch your attention. Includes the topic of the essay.
Beginner/Emerging
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Second Paragraph

This paragraph should include the obstacles that Edison faced and cite examples from the text.
Beginner/Emerging
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Third Paragraph

This paragraph should include how Edison overcame the obstacles that he faced and cite examples from the text.
Beginner/Emerging
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Conclusion

The last paragraph should be a summary of the points made within the essay.
Beginner/Emerging
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Writing Conventions

Essay is highly accurate in use of conventions, especially in subject/verb agreement, sentence structure, paragraph transition sentences, spelling mechanics, etc.)
Beginner/Emerging
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Excellent




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