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Critique of Robert W. Smith Composition 
Rubric Code: L3X4W8
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Subject: Music  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Rarely

1 pts

Sometimes

2 pts

Usually

3 pts

Consistently

4 pts

Persuasive

Rarely

demonstrates use of persuasive format, language, tone, and voice.
Sometimes

demonstrates use of persuasive format, language, tone, and voice.
Usually

demonstrates use of persuasive format, language, tone, and voice.
Consistently

demonstrates use of persuasive format, language, tone, and voice.
Content

Rarely

demonstrates use of information, details, quotes, and examples to support opinion.
Sometimes

demonstrates use of information, details, quotes, and examples to support opinion
Usually

demonstrates use of information, details, quotes, and examples to support opinion
Consistently

demonstrates use of information, details, quotes, and examples to support opinion
Connections

Rarely

demonstrates connections in relating to the work.
Sometimes

demonstrates connections in relating to the work.
Usually

demonstrates connections in relating to the work.
Consistently

demonstrates connections in relating to the work.










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