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Formal Email Rubric
Formal Email Rubric
Rubric Code:
VX9WWAA
By
tfairbairn
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Formal Email Rubric
Advanced
4 pts
Proficient
3 pts
Basic
2 pts
Needs Improvement
1 pts
Incomplete/Missing
0 pts
Format (All parts of an email)
Advanced
Format is in the correct correct and complete:
subject line,
greeting,
body,
closure
and signature.
Proficient
One part of the format is incorrect or missing (subject line, greeting, body, and closure / signature)
Basic
Two parts of the format are incorrect or missing (subject line, greeting, body, and closure / signature)
Needs Improvement
Several parts (3 or more) of the format are incorrect or missing (subject line, greeting, body, and closure / signature)
Incomplete/Missing
Greeting
Advanced
The greeting is the perfect level of formality for the person being addressed;
is used in the correct place with the correct punctuation (Capital and comma);
Proper use of title (Mrs/Mr/Miss/Ms/Dr), andproper capitalization of the name,
OR
Proper use of unknown subject (sir / ma'am / madam / whom it may concern)
Proficient
One part is missing or incomplete
Basic
Two parts are missing or incomplete
Needs Improvement
Missing three or more parts
Incomplete/Missing
Body (Content)
Advanced
Body includes at least one complete paragraph. A clear idea is stated in each paragraph and conveyed to the reader. Incorporates all parts outlined in the directions.
Proficient
Missing one or two parts outlined in the directions.
Basic
Missing three or four parts outlined in the directions and some of the information presented in the email is unclear to the reader.
Needs Improvement
Missing five or more parts outlined in the directions; the body does not include any paragraphs; the information in the email is unclear or incomplete.
Incomplete/Missing
Closing and Signature
Advanced
The closing line is formal and relates to the purpose of the message. (eg. summarizes your point, or thanks the reader)
You chose an appropriate signature line, (e.g. Sincerely,)
Your name is included with proper punctuation and capitalization.
Proficient
Proper closing and signature are included, but no punctuation and/or capitalization are used.
Basic
Either closing or signature is incorrect or missing.
Needs Improvement
Neither the closing nor the name are correct or complete.
Incomplete/Missing
Diction (Word Choice)
Advanced
Words and phrases are appropriate for creating a formal tone; slang, or emoticons were used. No words need to be changed or added to "soften" a harsh idea.
Proficient
Most words and phrases are appropriate for creating a formal tone; few (one or two) slang, or emoticons were used, or a few words could be softened (e.g. "when" instead of "if", or "Should" instead of "must")
Basic
Some words and phrases are appropriate for creating a formal tone; some (three or four) slang, or emoticons were used, or words that can be softened.
Needs Improvement
Words and phrases do not create a formal tone. In fact, words and phrases create an informal and/or rude tone. Abbreviations, slang, and/or emoticons were excessive (five or more)
Incomplete/Missing
Grammar, Mechanics, and Spelling
Advanced
Spelling, punctuation and grammar are mostly correct or does not affect the clear understanding of the email.
Proficient
Spelling, punctuation and grammar are somewhat correct (3 major types of errors noted).
Basic
Several errors with spelling, punctuation, and grammar (4-6 major types of errors).
Needs Improvement
Many errors in spelling, punctuation, and grammar.(Errors >7). Affects clear understanding.
Incomplete/Missing
Keywords:
formal email, email etiquette, ESL
Subjects:
Business
English
Types:
Writing
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