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Written Analysis-Writing to ARGUE. 
Make a claim and support it with evidence
Rubric Code: T94434
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Subject: History  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Exceeding-Excellent

4 pts

Meeting-Good

3 pts

Developing-Fair

2 pts

Emerging-Poor

1 pts

Introduction

Exceeding-Excellent

Hook, Background info, and strong thesis is present
Meeting-Good

Good general hook, info and thesis
Developing-Fair

Missing hook, information, or weak thesis
Emerging-Poor

intro is missing or minimal
Body Content

Exceeding-Excellent

Makes a strong claim and supports it with detailed historical evidence
Meeting-Good

good general claim and has evidence to support it
Developing-Fair

needs more specificity in reason and evidence
Emerging-Poor

lacks supporting evidence
Commentary/Analysis

Exceeding-Excellent

Shows strong critical thinking skills and ample commentary sentences
Meeting-Good

good critical thinking skills present; enough commentary sentences
Developing-Fair

needs more analysis and critical thinking
Emerging-Poor

missing or hardly any commentary or analysis present
Organization

Exceeding-Excellent

flows together into a cohesive essay; transitions used
Meeting-Good

good general flow; may need more transitions
Developing-Fair

choppy in places; may jump around
Emerging-Poor

completely disorganized
Writing

Exceeding-Excellent

Exhibits strong writing skills and minimal writing errors
Meeting-Good

good writing skills; has some writing errors
Developing-Fair

writing errors start to detract from the paper
Emerging-Poor

numerous writing errors make the essay difficult to read
Conclusion

Exceeding-Excellent

Strong conclusion offers a finished feeling and is all commentary
Meeting-Good

good general conclusion; may need more of the "big picture" reflection
Developing-Fair

conclusion needs more work; short or lacks commentary
Emerging-Poor

missing or weak conclusion




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