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RUBRIC WRITING PARGRPH VISIT TO MUSEUM PRESNT PERF VS PAST S

RUBRIC FOR WRITING AN E-MAIL USING PRESENT CONTINUOUS

This rubric will be used for grading a paragraph which will summarize the visit to the Pumapunto Museum and it will be mainly be focused on the difference between the Present Perfect and the Simple Past tenses.

Rubric Code: V9938X

By karinagrial

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Writing a paragraph Writing a paragraph, visit Pumapungo Museum, it will be focused on the use of the Simple Past and Present Perfect
	Unacceptable 1 pts	Poor 2 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 4 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Paragraph format and organization 20 % How the paragraph was organized.	Unacceptable Wrote 3 or less sentences with many grammatical errors (articles, gender agreement, contractions, verb agreement and spelling). Did not follow directions.	Poor Wrote 4 sentences with many grammatical errors (articles, gender agreement, contractions, verb agreement and spelling). Did not follow directions.	Fair Wrote 5 or more sentences with 3 or more grammatical errors (articles, gender agreement, contractions, verb agreement and spelling). Followed some of the directions.	Good Wrote 5 or more sentences with no more than 2 grammatical errors (articles, gender agreement, contractions, verb agreement and spelling). Followed most of the directions.	Excellent Wrote 5 or more fluent sentences with no grammar errors (articles, gender agreement, contractions, verb agreement and spelling). Followed all directions.
Grammar 20 % Sentence Structure: Subject - Verb Agreement	Unacceptable 6 or more grammatical errors. (The sentence does not have a subject and or verb, not a right structure)	Poor 4-5 grammatical errors.	Fair 2-3 grammatical errors. (The sentence has a subject /verb, but it is used or placed incorrectly, incorrect structure)	Good 1-2 grammatical errors.	Excellent 0 grammatical errors. (The sentence has a subject and a verb. Right structure.They are used and placed correctly)
Present Perfect vs Simple Past 20 % Use & difference between the Past Simple Tense and Used to Tense.	Unacceptable The Past Simple tense and Used to usage is less than 20% correct and students have managed to incorporate the Present Perfect vs Past Simple in a paragraph about the visit to the museum not in a creative way.	Poor The Past Simple tense and Used to usage is 40% correct and students have managed to incorporate Present Perfect vs Past Simple in a paragraph in a creative way.	Fair The Past Simple tense and Used to is 60% correct and students have managed to incorporate Present Perfect vs Past Simple in a paragraph in a creative way.	Good The Past Simple tense and Used to is 80 % correct and students have managed to incorporate Present Perfect vs Past Simple in a paragraph in a very creative way.	Excellent The Past Simple tense and Used to is 100% correct and students have managed to incorporate Present Perfect vs Past Simple in a paragraph in a very creative way.
Content 20 % Do the sentences in the paragraph express a complete thought?	Unacceptable There was no connection with the student's ideas with the visit to the museum, and there was no reason stating why he or she wrote the paragraph.	Poor Presenter has minimal details in the presentation of his/her paragraph.	Fair Presenter has included very few details, There was little connection with the visit of the museum and what the student writes. I learned a few things about the presenter.	Good Presenter has included detailed information about the visit to the musem. I learned some things about the presentert	Excellent There was a connection between the visit to the museum and the student's ideas. There was supporting evidence explaining reasons for their choice.
Spelling /Vocabulary 20 % How many words are spelled correctly?	Unacceptable The paragraph contains more than 7 mispelled words.	Poor The paragraph contains 5-6 mispelled words.	Fair The paragraph contains 3-4 mispelled words.	Good The paragraph contains 1-2 mispelled words.	Excellent All words are spelled correctly.

Keywords:

Present Perfect, Simple Past, Paragraph, A2

Subjects:

English

Types:

Writing

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