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iRubric: Movie to Book Comparison rubric

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Movie to Book Comparison Movie to Book Comparison Students compare and contrast situations between a novel and a movie. Rubric Code: S2W3BX4 By barbiemouse Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

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	Poor 1 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 5 pts
Recognition	Poor Student was not able to make any real or thoughtful connection between the book and the movie.	Fair Student was able to identify 1-2 similarities or differences between the book and the movie for each category listed. Examples were basic or starting to approach insightful.	Good Student was able to observe 2-3 similarities or differences between the book and the movie for each category listed. Examples were thoughtful and insightful.
Explanation	Poor Student used very little detail and could have gone much further using more direct examples and more detail from the book.	Fair Student used some detail but examples could have been more convincing. more effort needed - could have gone a bit further with references to text and movie (more direct examples)	Good Student was able to use specific details and instances which demonstrated the differences and similarities without any doubt. Excellent effort.
Mechanics & Spelling	Poor Some sentences begin with a capital letter and/or end with the correct punctuation. Two or fewer spelling mistakes.	Fair Most sentences begin with a capital letter and end with the correct punctuation. One or fewer spelling mistakes.	Good Sentences begin with a capital letter and end with the correct punctuation. One spelling mistakes.
Organization & Style	Poor Response is organized in a form other than paragraph (i.e. list) and some complete sentences are present.	Fair Response is organized in paragraph form and some complete sentences are present	Good Response is organized in paragraph form and uses complete sentences.