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SCC 6th Grade Writing Rubric 
St. Catharine College 6th Grade Scoring Rubric for Transactive Writing Unit
Rubric Code: K3354A
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Transactive Writing 6th Grade
  No response

0 pts

Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Exceeds

4 pts

Focus & Coherence

No response

Individual components and the compositions show no focus.
Poor

Individual components and/or the compositions as a whole are not focused.
Fair

Individual components and/or the compositions as a whole are somewhat focused.
Good

Individual components and the compositions as a whole are, for the most part, focused.
Exceeds

Individual components and compositions as a whole are consistently focused.
Organization for Audience

No response

The student fails to show any logic.
Poor

The student's progression of ideas are not logical.
Fair

The student's progression of thought from sentence to sentence and/or paragraph to paragraph may not always be smooth or completely logical.
Good

The student's progression of thought from sentence to sentence and/or paragraph to paragraph is smooth and controlled.
Exceeds

The student's progression of thought from sentence to sentence and paragraph to paragraph is consistently smooth and controlled.
Development of Ideas

No response

The student fails to convey any clear ideas.
Poor

The student presents one or more ideas but provides little or no development of those ideas.
Fair

The student attempts to develop the compositions by listing ideas or briefly explaining them but it is limited and superficial.
Good

The student attempts to develop all the ideas included in the compositions.
Exceeds

The student's thorough and specific development of each idea creates depth of thought in the compositions, enabling the reader to truly understand and appreciate the student's ideas
Voice and Tone

No response

The student makes no attempt to engage the reader.
Poor

The student does not engage the reader, therefore failing to establish a connection.
Fair

There may be moments when the student engages the reader but fails to sustain connections.
Good

The student engages the reader and sustains this connection throughout most of the compositions.
Exceeds

The student engages the reader and sustains this connection throughout compositions.
Conventions and Forms

No response

There is no evidence that the student can apply basic English language conventions in any variety of Forms.
Poor

There is very little evidence in the compositions that the student can correctly apply the conventions of the English language in a variety of Forms.
Fair

Errors in conventions and sentence structure throughout the compositions may indicate a limited control of conventions in a variety of Forms.
Good

The writer demonstrates a good command of spelling, capitalization, punctuation, grammar, usage and sentence structure in a variety of Forms.
Exceeds

The overall strength of the conventions contributes to the effectiveness of the compositions in a variety of Forms.



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