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Outline Rubric 
The rubric for essay outline
Rubric Code: P24B2BA
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Argumentative Writing Outline
  Excellent

10 pts

Good

8 pts

Fair

7 pts

Needs Work

6 pts

Format

Excellent

The outline employs the correct format, and proper use of symbols, and correct indentations are evident. *ALL required elements of the outline are present, including a Works Cited page.
Good

The outline shows the correct format, though proper symbols and indentations may be misplaced or inconsistent. *ALL required elements of the outline are present, including a Works Cited page.
Fair

The outline resembles the correct format, but proper symbols and indentations are not used.
-Most required elements of the outline are present.
Needs Work

The outline has serious errors and does not use the correct format.
-Many required elements of the outline are omitted.
Title

Excellent

Title is original, creative, and is pertinent to the material.
Good

Title is original and is pertinent to material.
Fair

Title shows little originality or creativity and/or does not pertain to topic.
Needs Work

Title needs serious work as it has no relation to topic.
Thesis/Central Controlling Claim

Excellent

Thesis/claim is extremely clear, relevant, insightful and uses strong language. Thesis includes three, strong, relevant supporting claims written in parallel structure.
Good

Thesis is clear and relevant, but may not reflect depth of thinking. Thesis includes three somewhat relevant supporting claims written in parallel structure.
Fair

Thesis is somewhat clear, but may not be relevant or demonstrate depth of thinking. Thesis includes three supporting claims, but they lack strength and/or parallel structure.
Needs Work

Thesis is not clear and lacks organization, relevancy, and insight. The thesis is absent from the outline. Thesis does not include three supporting claims.
Evidence/Commentary

Excellent

The outline contains a minimum of three supporting claims with very precise, detailed information/evidence (2+) for each supporting point that is essential to the topic and includes commentary (2+) for specific sources identified with MLA parenthetical documentation. Includes a counter-argument section.
Good

The outline contains sufficient 2+ information/evidence for each of the three supporting claims and includes attributions to sources with proper MLA parenthetical documentation and 2+ commentary for each supporting point, though one or two errors may appear. Includes a counter argument section.
Fair

The outline includes weak information/evidence related to the topic, but may not include three supporting claims each with 2+ pieces of commentary, elaborating or expanding upon essential information which is
attributed the sources and may not use proper MLA parenthetical documentation. Counter argument inadequate
Needs Work

The outline includes insufficient and/or
inappropriate information and commentary and does not include any attribution to sources. Counter argument missing or inadequate.
Mechanics

Excellent

The outline exhibits excellent use of spelling, punctuation, grammar, and format.
Good

The outline exhibits good use of spelling, punctuation, grammar, and format, but has several 3-5 mistakes.
Fair

The outline exhibits an
undeveloped use of spelling, punctuation, grammar, and format. There are many 6-7 errors.
Needs Work

The outline has serious, 8+ errors in spelling, punctuation, grammar, and format.



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