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October Precept Assessment 
Students reflected on the quote, "Sadly, it is easier to create a desert than it is to create a forest."
Rubric Code: MB6895
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric October Precept
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Essay Format

Poor

Paper is not formatted correctly. Formatting instructions were not followed.
Fair

Paper is formatted but with mistakes that could have been corrected if directions had been followed.
Good

Paper is properly formatted.
Paragraph essay

Poor

Paper is not written in paragraph form.
Fair

Paper is written in paragraph form but is shorter than what the assignment called for.
Good

Paper is in paragraph form with an introduction, body and conclusion.
Organization of ideas

Poor

Paper is lacking organization.
Fair

Paper is somewhat organized but ideas are still not clear to the reader.
Good

Paper is clearly organized and the main idea(s) are very clear to the reader.
Written Sentences

Poor

Sentences are poorly written and are not complete. Some run-ons and fragments were found.
Fair

Sentences are complete but some are short, choppy and lacking details.
Good

Sentences are complete and are written with details. Some are combined with properly used conjunctions and punctuation.
Revision and Editing

Poor

Paper was clearly not revised and edited. Glaring errors were not corrected.
Fair

Paper is somewhat revised but with a few errors still in the final draft.
Good

Paper is clearly revised and edited with only one or more mistakes in the final draft.
Supporting Details

Poor

The paper does not offer any supporting examples of what the quote meant to the writer.
Fair

The paper has a few supporting examples or ideas of what the quote meant to the writer.
Good

The paper clearly shows supporting ideas and examples of what the quote meant to the writer.




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