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Author Study Author Study Basic 4 point rubric for an author/illustrator study Rubric Code: Q2X526B By mjward Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Assignment Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Author/Illustrator Study
	Outstanding 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Author Content	Outstanding Includes complete biography of author.	Good Includes adequate biography of author.	Fair Includes some details about the author.	Poor Includes very few details about the author.
Books and Awards	Outstanding Includes complete list of well known books and awards earned.	Good Includes adequate list of well known books and awards earned.	Fair Includes a partial list of books and awards earned.	Poor Does not include list of books and awards earned.
Organization	Outstanding Details are placed in a logical order and they are presented effectively to keep the interest of the audience.	Good Details are placed in a logical order but the way they are presented sometimes makes the writing less interesting.	Fair Some details are not in a logical order and this distracts the reader.	Poor Many details are not in a logical or expected order. Writing is not organized.
Grammar & Spelling	Outstanding Always follows the conventions of grammar, punctuation, and capitalization.	Good Usually follows the conventions of grammar, punctuation, and capitalization.	Fair Sometimes follows the conventions of grammar, punctuation, and capitalization.	Poor Does not follow the conventions of grammar, punctuation, and capitalization.
Connections	Outstanding Student makes relevant connections between the author's life and works.	Good Students attempts to make connections between author's life and works.	Fair Student makes minimal effort to make connections between author's life and works.	Poor No attempt at connections are made.
Personal Response	Outstanding Student includes a detailed personal response to aspects of the author's works or life.	Good Student attempts to include personal responses to aspects of the author's works or life.	Fair Student makes minimal attempts at making a personal response to author's life or works.	Poor Student makes no attempt.