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Letter to Congressperson 
This rubric will be used to assess students' ability to focus on the topic of obesity and support their arguments with specific evidence from the materials studied, and how well they can use arguments based on factual information to persuade.
Rubric Code: U32352
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Subject: History  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Letter to Congressperson
10th Grade U.S. History
  Poor

These letters are not specific, do not support arguments with enough evidence from the materials. Arguments lack clarity and fail to persuade.

1 pts

Fair

These letters are sometimes specific, sometimes support arguments with good evidence from the materials. Arguments are sometimes clear and persuasive.

2 pts

Good

These letters are always specific, always support arguments with excellent evidence from the materials. Arguments are clear and persuasive.

3 pts

Focus
40 %

Arguments are specific and directly relate to material studied in the unit.

Poor
Fair
Good
Support
40 %

Arguments are supported with reference to texts studied in the unit.

Poor
Fair
Good
Clarity
20 %

Arguments make sense. They are logical and persuasive.

Poor
Fair
Good




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