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Letter of Introduction (Field Placement)

Students will prepare a letter of introduction for their field placement supervisor. The letter will typed and include the seven basic elements of a business letter.

Rubric Code: SXCB377

By psycho67

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Subject: Vocational

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Letter of Introduction
	Below Basic Address, date, supervisor address, salutation, 3 paragraph body, closing, name with signature 1 pts	Basic Address, date, supervisor address, salutation, 3 paragraph body, closing, name with signature 2 pts	Proficient Address, date, supervisor address, salutation, 3 paragraph body, closing, name with signature 3 pts	Excellent Address, date, supervisor address, salutation, 3 paragraph body, closing, name with signature 4 pts	Comments (N/A)
Audience and Purpose	Below Basic Uses informal language that does not address the intended audience appropriately;fails to communicate the letter's purpose	Basic Uses appropriate language but does not clearly address the intended audience; several of the elements of a business letter are missing the purpose of the letter is not clearly stated.	Proficient Consistently uses approriate language to address the intended audience. Includes most of the 7 elements of a business letter the purpose of the letter is obvious.	Excellent Consistently uses approriate language to address the intended audience. Includes all 7 elements of a business letter. The purpose of the letter is clearly described.	Comments
Organization	Below Basic Uses a format that does not fit the specified business letter format criteria. inconsistently or randomly presents information	Basic Some business letter elements are presented but the letter format is inconsistent and difficult for the reader to folllow.	Proficient Follows a conventional format for a business letter. Most elements are in the appropriate order. Ideas are relatively connected to the next.	Excellent Follows a conventional format for a business letter. All elements are in the appropriate order. Each idea is clearly connected to the next.	Comments
Elaboration	Below Basic Provides too few or too many details. No detail as to personal experience or education is mentioned.	Basic Provides too few or too many details. Provides a minimal appropriate amount of detail related to personal experience and education	Proficient Provides an appropriate amount of detail related to personal experience and education	Excellent Provides an abundance of detail to personal experiences and education. -The letter is concise, but includes all adequate information. -	Comments
Use of Language	Below Basic Shows no clarity or fluency;demonstrates poor use of language;introduces many mechanical errors and most of the elements of a business letter are missing.	Basic Shows little clarity or fluency;presents minimal information briefly to the point of vagueness;introduces some mechanical errors. Elements of a business letter are out of order with quite a few errors in grammar or punctuation	Proficient Shows some clarity and fluency;presents information briefly; introduces few mechanical errors Includes most of elements of a business letter with few errors in grammar or punctuation	Excellent Shows overall clarity and fluency;succinctly presents information. Includes all 7 elements of a business letter with no errors in grammar or punctuation	Comments

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