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Literary Analysis
Used to score Springboard ELA I Unit1 EA1
Rubric Code:
P23W568
By
ameyer501
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Scoring Criteria
Exemplary
100 pts
Proficient
85 pts
Emerging
75 pts
Struggling
65 pts
Incomplete
58 pts
Ideas
Exemplary
shows thorough comprehension of the source text and is free from errors of interpretation
• shows a perceptive analysis of the explicit and implicit meanings found in the text
• includes relevant, sufficient, and strategically chosen support for claims.
Proficient
shows effective comprehension of the source text and is free from significant errors of interpretation
W.9–10.2
• shows a reasonable analysis of the explicit
and implicit meanings found in the text
W.9–10.2
• includes relevant support for claims.
W.9–10.2b
Emerging
shows a basic or general comprehension of the text and has some errors of interpretation
• shows a limited or unconvincing analysis of the explicit and implicit meanings found in the text
• includes limited or weak support for claims.
Struggling
• shows little comprehension of the source text and has numerous errors of interpretation
• shows little analysis of the explicit and implicit meanings found in the text
• includes little support for claims.
Incomplete
• shows no comprehension of the source text
• shows no analysis of the explicit and implicit meanings found in the text
• includes no support for claims.
Structure
Exemplary
• presents a cohesive and logical organizational structure, with an insightful claim, effective order, and clear transitions.
Proficient
presents a cohesive and logical organizational structure, with a plausible claim, effective order, and transitions.
Emerging
presents an incohesive and inadequate organizational structure, with an unclear claim and a lack of adequate transitions.
Struggling
• lacks cohesion and presents a inadequate structure, with no identifiable claim and few
transitions.
Incomplete
• lacks cohesion and presents a missing structure, with no identifiable claim and no transitions.
Use of Langauge
Exemplary
• uses highly effective diction and sentence variety
• demonstrates a strong command of the conventions of standard written English no errors.
Proficient
uses purposeful diction and sentence variety W.9–10.2d
• demonstrates an command of the conventions of standard written English, with only slight errors that do not interfere with meaning.
L.9–10.1, L.9–10.2
Emerging
• uses inappropriate diction and has limited
sentence variety
• contains adequate command of the conventions of standard written English that do not interfere much with meaning
Struggling
uses diction that is inaccurate or inappropriate and has little sentence variety
• contains many errors in the conventions of standard written English that interfere some with meaning.
Incomplete
uses diction that is inaccurate and inappropriate and has no sentence variety
• contains many errors in the conventions of standard written English that interfere with meaning.
Keywords:
Literary Analysis English
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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