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"Word on the Street" RAFT Rubric

Evaluates a persuasive speech on whether students have provided supporting details, fully completed the assignment, and used the correct RAFT when developing and delivering their speeches. Students prepare textual evidence from Book 6, Chapters 13-20, to give an alternative perspective to Caesar's representation of Gallic religion, socioeconomic class, or gender roles..

Rubric Code: QX58C76

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Subject: (General)

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 9-12

Word on the Street
	Optime 5 pts	Bene 4 pts	Esto 3 pts	Male 2 pts	Nihil (1-0) 1 pts
RAFT R-role<BR> A-audience <BR> F-form (letter) <BR> T-topic	Optime Student correctly employed all four components of RAFT.	Bene Student correctly employed three of the components of RAFT but failed to follow directions for one of the letters.	Esto Student only correctly employed 2 of the RAFT components for this topic.	Male Student correctly employed one of the RAFT components for this topic.	Nihil (1-0) Student did not incorporate any of the RAFT components.
Supporting Details x 2	Optime Student used five or more supporting details from the Latin text in the speech to support his or her opinion.	Bene Student used four supporting details from the Latin text in the speech to support his or her opinion.	Esto Student used three supporting details from the Latin text in the speech to support his or her opinion.	Male Student used two supporting details from the Latin text in the speech to support his or her opinion.	Nihil (1-0) Student used one or no supporting details from the Latin text in the speech to support his or her opinion.
Completion	Optime Student confidently and eloquently gave the prepared speech, incorporating at least three rhetorical devices.	Bene Student confidently and eloquently gave the prepared speech, incorporating at least two rhetorical devices.	Esto Student gave the prepared speech with some hesitation, incorporating at least one rhetorical devices.	Male Student gave the prepared speech but stumbled in elocution, incorporating at no literary devices.	Nihil (1-0) Student did not give a prepared speech.