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Critical Reading Journal Entry Rubric 
This rubric is for reflection, reading response, or journal topics.
Rubric Code: P25WC72
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Independent

5 pts

Achieved

4 pts

Partial

3 pts

Not Attempted

2 pts

Ideas & Content (W.11.2.1.a)

Independent

All questions asked are clearly addressed in the reflection; responses are clearly stated and supported with specific evidence; the response is developed by connections among the text and student's own personal experiences, other sources and/or to the world around them.
Achieved

All questions asked are addressed in the reflection; major points are clear and supported with specific evidence; connections are made among the text and student's own personal experiences, other sources and/or to the world around them.
Partial

The response does not address all questions that were asked or is not on topic; ideas are not supported with evidence and there are inimal or confusing connections made to personal experiences, to other sources, or to the world around them.
Not Attempted

Not enough to assess
Reflection and Critical Thinking (W.11.2.1.b)

Independent

Ideas and content are clear and thoroughly developed; reflection and critical thinking are demonstrated in the response; consideration of multiple perspectives enhances the interest and persuasiveness of the response.
Achieved

Ideas and content are clear; reasoning is evident and some attempt is made to reflect and engage in critical thinking. Alternate perspectives are mentioned.
Partial

Ideas and content are unclear; reasoning is not persuasive and any reflection, critical thinking, or multiple perspectives is confusing or distracting
Not Attempted

Not enough to assess
Academic Vocabulary (W.11-2.2.d)

Independent

Unit academic vocabulary is central to communicating and clarifying ideas
Achieved

Relevant unit academic vocabulary is used accurately.
Partial

Unit academic vocabulary is used minimally and/or inaccurately.
Not Attempted

Not enough to assess
Conventions

Independent

Minimal errors or deviations from norms and conventions of English do not distract from comprehension
Achieved

XXX
Partial

Multiple errors and deviations from norms and conventions of English distract from comprehension
Not Attempted

Not enough to assess



Keywords:
  • writing, journals, response, understanding of reading







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