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Charles Paragraph 
Writing about a time when you were blamed for something someone else did.
Rubric Code: QX3C685
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Subject: Education  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Charles Writing Assignment
Content Assessment
  Poor

P

1 pts

Limited

L

2 pts

Satisfactory

S

3 pts

Proficient

Pf

(N/A)

Excellent

E

(N/A)

Content

explores the topic
• establishes a purpose
• presents ideas
• supports the response
• considers the reader

Poor

The student’s exploration of the topic is minimal and/or tangential.
• The student’s purpose, whether stated or implied, is insubstantial.
• The ideas presented by the student are overgeneralized and/or underdeveloped.
• Supporting details are irrelevant and/or scant.
• The writing is confusing and/or lacks validity and does not interest the reader.
Limited

The student’s exploration of the topic is tenuous and/or simplistic.
• The student’s purpose, whether stated or implied, is vague.
• The ideas presented by the student are superficial and/or ambiguous.
• Supporting details are imprecise and/or abbreviated.
• The writing is uncertain and/or incomplete and does not appeal to the reader’s
interest.
Satisfactory

The student’s exploration of the topic is clear and/or logical.
• The student’s purpose, whether stated or implied, is evident.
• The ideas presented by the student are appropriate and/or predictable.
• Supporting details are relevant and/or generic.
• The writing is straightforward and/or generalized and occasionally appeals to the
reader’s interest
Proficient

The student’s exploration of the topic is adept and/or plausible.
• The student’s purpose, whether stated or implied, is intentional.
• The ideas presented by the student are thoughtful and/or sound.
• Supporting details are specific and/or apt.
• The writing is considered and/or elaborated and draws the reader’s interest.
Excellent

The student’s exploration of the topic is insightful and/or imaginative.
• The student’s purpose, whether stated or implied, is deliberate.
• The ideas presented by the student are perceptive and/or carefully chosen.
• Supporting details are precise and/or original.
• The writing is confident and/or creative and holds the reader’s interest.
5 W

Who, What, Where, When, Why, How

Poor

The student is missing four of the required elements of Who, What, Where, When, Why, How.
Limited

The student is missing three of the required elements of Who, What, Where, When, Why, How.
Satisfactory

The student is missing two of the required elements of Who, What, Where, When, Why, How.
Proficient

The student is missing one of the required elements of Who, What, Where, When, Why, How.
Excellent

The student has all of the required elements of Who, What, Where, When, Why, How.
5 Senses

Hearing, Sight, Sound, Touch, Smell

Poor

The student is missing four of the required of the required elements of Hearing, Sight, Sound, Touch, Smell.
Limited

The student is missing three of the required of the required elements of Hearing, Sight, Sound, Touch, Smell.
Satisfactory

The student is missing two of the required of the required elements of Hearing, Sight, Sound, Touch, Smell.
Proficient

The student is missing one of the required of the required elements of Hearing, Sight, Sound, Touch, Smell.
Excellent

The student has all of the required of the required elements of Hearing, Sight, Sound, Touch, Smell.
Writing Conventions

Spelling, Capital Letters, Punctuation

Poor

The student shows no evidence of editing or making suggestions to the mechanics of their work.
Limited

The student has spelt incorrectly the majority of words and/or the majority of of the words are missing capitalized are and/or the majority of punctuation is used incorrectly.
Satisfactory

The student has most of the words spelt correctly and/or most of the words are missing capitals and/or the most punctuation are placed.
Proficient

The student has few of the words spelt correctly and/or few of the words are missing capitals and/or the most punctuation are placed.
Excellent

The student has all of the words spelt correctly and/or all of the words have the necessary capitals and/or the all punctuation are placed correctly.




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