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Poetry with revision

Class assignment to produce free verse poem taking into account multiple revisions

Rubric Code: V55XA9

By kimholland

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Poem w/ revisions Free verse poem with multiple revisions
	Exemplary Could be used as a good example 10 pts	Good Shows understanding and concrete skill development 8 pts	Adequate Loosely grasped understanding of concepts 6 pts	Emerging Needs improvement 4 pts
Handles taught elements Uses from or free verse with attention to language and when needed rhyme, rhythm and repitition	Exemplary Revisions and final draft indicate author's artistic accomplishments above expectations	Good Revisions noticeably reflect author's clear grasp of concepts taught in class--with substantial success attained in final draft	Adequate Revisions noticeably reflect author's efforts to incorporate concepts taught in class--with only moderate success attained in final draft	Emerging Final draft noticeably exhibits none or few of the concepts taught in class
Response to critique Takes into account ideas of others	Exemplary Author makes significant, artistic and authentic changes through the revisions	Good Changes through the revisions reflect author's careful reworking of others' input--making it their own	Adequate Changes uncritically reflect input from others	Emerging Final draft with few if any evolutionary changes through drafts
Creative thinking Evidence of original thinking--as opposed to trite and cliche thinking	Exemplary Poem almost exclusively uses vivid, colorful, action, emotional, unique and or imaginative language; no extra words	Good Ordinary clearly gives way to vivid and colorful language	Adequate Prosaic feel is replaced with moments of quality poetic language; some or little trite and cliche language	Emerging Poet uses mostly trite, cliche, plodding and or mundane prosaic writing