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Scientist Letter Final Draft
Scientist Letter Rough Draft and Partner Feedback
Rubric Code:
N85342
By
lawrencel
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Subject:
Biology
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Letter Rough Draft
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Exemplary
40 pts
Proficient
30 pts
Developing
20 pts
Poor
10 pts
Letter Format ane envelop
15 %
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Exemplary
Letter is professional in formatting with a date, proper greeting, body divided into paragraphs, closing, four spaces for your signature, your name, and your contact information below. You have an addressed envelope with both the sender address and return address.
Proficient
Your letter has most of the required formats but you are missing one of the professional letter formats.You turned in a properly addressed envelop.
Developing
The letter is formatted but you are missing two or more of the requirements. You turned in a properly addressed envelope.
Poor
The letter is not formatted correctly. You failed to turn in a properly addressed envelope.
Introduction
15 %
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Exemplary
You introduce yourself and the reason for writing. Your introduction is clear and easy to read. The introduction is organized and highlights the main points you plan to discuss in the letter. You specifically mention the published work you read that you are inquiring about.
Proficient
You introduce yourself and include the reason you are writing to the person. Your introduction could be a little more clear regarding what you plan to discuss later.
Developing
You introduce yourself but perhaps you fail to mention the reasons you are writing or mention the work that you are inquiring about.
Poor
You introduce yourself but you fail to organize your thoughts or include the reasons you are writing to the scientist.
Letter Body Content
30 %
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Exemplary
Your letter is compelling and demonstrates a true interest in the scientist's work. Your letter contains several well thought-out questions regarding the scientist's work, education, and life. It is clear why you are asking the questions and they are well connected. You have a good mix of questions and content.
Proficient
Your letter is composed in a smooth manner and contains several questions about the scientists work intermixed with observations about the scientist's work. Your questions could be more thoughtful or relevant or perhaps you could include more connections between the questions or reasons for asking.
Developing
The body of your paragraph contains questions, but the questions could be more relevant or thoughtfully constructed. You might ask too many questions without giving background or reasons for asking.
Poor
The body of your letter contains information and questions but it isn't clear that you were thoughtful or provided grounded reasons for asking them.
Incorporation of the Published Work
25 %
Exemplary
You smoothly incorporated the study you read into your letter. It is clear you read the work and demonstrated an understanding of the content and conclusions.
Proficient
You incorporated the study you read into your letter. It is clear you read the study but perhaps you could have demonstrated a more thorough understanding of the content and conclusions.
Developing
You incorporated the study into the letter you read and you provided some content and analysis but your incorporation lacks depth and does not demonstrate a deep understanding of the content or conclusions.
Poor
You mention the study you read but provided very little understanding or analysis of the work.
Organization and Professionalism
15 %
Exemplary
Your letter is organized and easy to read. Your letter is professional in nature and free of grammatical errors.
Proficient
Your letter is organized and clear. Your grammatical errors are limited.
Developing
Your letter shows some signs of being edited but you have several organizational and grammatical errors.
Poor
Your letter is disorganized and needs editing.
Subjects:
Biology
Types:
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