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My Future Plans Essay

Explain some of the goals you have set for your life. Explain who you would like to become, what you would like to achieve in school, what career your are guiding yourself toward, where you will live, what your future family will look like, college (do your research) and career plans, and what you would like to be known for. You will also write about what you have already achieved or what you are engaged in, as well as what you plan to do that will help you turn your goals into realities.

Rubric Code: RXAA364

By MsJaana

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Subject: Education

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 9-12

Grade Classifications
	Poor 3 pts	Fair 7 pts	Excellent 10 pts	Final Grade (N/A)
High School Goals	Poor Does not address definitions goals/interest.	Fair Addresses only short term goals and achievements. Contains no evidence of plans to make goals reality.	Excellent Addresses long term and short term goals. Addresses achievements and plans to make goals reality.	Final Grade
Thesis Statement	Poor Thesis satement on how you are going to achieve your goal is unclear or not present	Fair Thesis statement is present but is too broad	Excellent Thesis statement is very clear and subject is narrowed down to your specific ideas	Final Grade
Plans after College	Poor You describe your life goal very briefly	Fair You describe what your goal is but are lacking details	Excellent You are very descriptive with your details and your goals are very clear	Final Grade
Strengths & Weaknesses	Poor You do not describe your strengths and weaknesses	Fair You attempt to describe your strengths and weaknesses, and how to work with them	Excellent You use clear details describing your strengths and weaknesses, and how to work with them	Final Grade
Mechanics of Writing	Poor Your essay attempts to follow the MLA format, but it has many spelling, punctuation and other grammar mistakes.	Fair Your essay follows the MLA format and it is mostly free of spelling, punctuation and other grammar mistakes.	Excellent Your essay follows the MLA format and it is free of spelling, punctuation and other grammar mistakes.	Final Grade
Conclusion	Poor Your concluding paragraph does not summarize your paper, restate your thesis and gives us an abrupt ending	Fair Your concluding paragraph is apparent, but lacks some parts	Excellent Your concluding paragraph summarizes your paper, restates your thesis and leaves the reader thinking	Final Grade