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Celebrity Role Models Rubric

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Grade: 10 Prompt: Persuasive

Rubric Code: VX54668

By kelhess

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Public Rubric

Subject: English

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 9-12

Celebrity Role Models
	Excellent 10 pts	Skillful 8 pts	Sufficient 6 pts	Fair 4 pts	Insufficient 2 pts	Unsatisfactory 1 pts
Argument	Excellent Clearly states the position and effectively persuades the reader of validity of argument.	Skillful Clearly states the position and persuades the reader.	Sufficient States a position and adequately attempts to persuade the reader.	Fair While a position is stated, either it is unclear or undeveloped.	Insufficient Either a position is not clearly given or little attempt is made at persuasion.	Unsatisfactory Little effort is made to persuade, either because there is no position taken or no support is given.
Support of Argument	Excellent Gives clear and accurate supporting claims in support of the argument.	Skillful Outlines supporting claims but may overlook important reasons.	Sufficient Provides weak claims that did not support the argument.	Fair Does not give convincing claims in support of the argument.	Insufficient Does not support the claims of the argument.	Unsatisfactory No support is given.
Ideas/Content	Excellent Develops ideas well and uses many specific, relevant details throughout the essay.	Skillful Develops ideas with some specific, relevant details.	Sufficient Provides clear ideas, but sparsely developed; may have few details.	Fair Provides limited or incomplete information; may be list-like or have the quality of an outline.	Insufficient Provides little information and makes little attempt at development.	Unsatisfactory Attempts a response, but may only paraphrase the prompt or be extremely brief.
Organization	Excellent Is well organized with clear transitions; maintains focus.	Skillful Is clearly organized; information is presented in an orderly way, but essay may lack transitions.	Sufficient Provides a clear sequence of information; provides pieces of information that are generally related to each other.	Fair Is disorganized or provides a disjointed sequence of information.	Insufficient Is very disorganized or too brief to detect organization.	Unsatisfactory Exhibits no control over organization.
Sentence Structure	Excellent Sustains varied sentence structure.	Skillful Exhibits some variety in sentence structure.	Sufficient Generally has simple sentences; may exhibit uneven control over sentence structure.	Fair Exhibits uneven control over sentence structure.	Insufficient Exhibits little control over sentence structure.	Unsatisfactory Exhibits no control over sentence structure.
Word Choice	Excellent Exhibits many specific word choices.	Skillful Displays some specific word choices.	Sufficient Consists mainly of simple word choices, but may contain some specific word choices.	Fair May have some inaccurate word choices.	Insufficient Contains inaccurate word choices in much of the essay.	Unsatisfactory Contains inaccurate word choices throughout most of the essay.
Conventions	Excellent Contains little or no errors in grammar and conventions; errors do not interfere with understanding.	Skillful May contain some errors in grammar and conventions; errors do not interfere with understanding.	Sufficient Contains errors in grammar and conventions that generally do not interfere with understanding.	Fair Contains errors in grammar and conventions that sometimes interfere with understanding.	Insufficient Is characterized by misspellings, missing words, and incorrect word order; errors in grammar and conventions are severe enough to make understanding very difficult in much of the essay.	Unsatisfactory Is characterized by misspellings, missing words, and incorrect word order; errors in grammar and conventions severely impede understanding throughout the essay.

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English

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