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Writing to Your Peers as an Audience- Teacher Assessment 
The student may write in whatever genre he or she chooses. However, they must use language, phrases, and topic(s) appropriate for their peers. This is the teacher's assessment
Rubric Code: W6XBAX
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

3 pts

Good

5 pts

Overall Impression

Poor

This piece may or may not be read until the end. The reader will probably not want to read more.
Fair

This piece is one the reader will probably read until the end, but may or may not want to read more.
Good

Overall, this piece is one that makes the reader want to read more.
Originality

Poor

This piece is something that has been portrayed often in books, movies, or TV shows.
Fair

This piece seems somewhat familiar. Parts may have been portrayed in books, movies or TV shows.
Good

This piece is something not seen in books, movies, or TV shows.
Topic

Poor

Topic is not appropriate for High School level, and would not be well-received by this person's peers.
Fair

Topic is somewhat appropriate for High School level, and may not always be well-received by this person's peers.
Good

Topic is appropriate for High School level, and would be well-received by this person's peers.
Word/Phrase Choices

Poor

Many of the words and/or phrases in this piece are well below or well above High School level.
Fair

Some of the words and/or phrases in this piece are below or above High School level.
Good

Overall, the piece's words and/or phrases are at High School level.
Organization

Poor

The piece is poorly organized and does not flow well. It is hard to follow the development of the writer's ideas.
Fair

The piece is generally well organized, but some places need refinement. It is generally easy to follow the development of the writer's ideas.
Good

The piece flows very well and needs little reorganization. It is very easy to follow the development of the writer's ideas.
Grammar

Poor

Many grammar, usage, or mechanics errors. There are numerous capitalization errors or punctuation errors.
Fair

Minor grammar, usage, or mechanics errors. Correct capitalization and punctuation are used.
Good

0 - Very few grammar, usage, or mechanics errors. Words are always or nearly always properly capitalized. Correct punctuation is always or nearly always used.
Format

Poor

Not double-spaced; no paragraph breaks (when applicable); lacking title. Incorrect header.
Fair

Double-spacing is incorrect or not found throughout the whole paper; paragraph breaks are included (when applicable); title is present but not formatted correctly. Correct header.
Good

Piece is double-spaced throughout; paragraphs are indented correctly (when applicable); title is centered and capitalized correctly. Correct header.
Peer Score

Poor

Peer Score 7 - 15
Fair

Peer Score 16 - 25
Good

Peer Score 26 - 35




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