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writing rubric with CER

writing rubric

Writing rubric for convention of writing and claims, evidence, and reasoning.

Rubric Code: XX427B7

By nknisley

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: (none)

Writing Rubric
	4 pts	3 pts	2 pts	1 pts
Capitalization	4 Capital letters are used correctly throughout the paper, there are no capitalization errors.	3 Capital letters are used correctly most of the time, there are minimal capitalization errors.	2 Capital letters are used correctly some of the time, there are many capitalization errors.	1 Capital letters are missing throughout most of the paper, there are major capitalization errors.
Punctuation	4 There are no punctuation errors throughout the paper.	3 There are minimal punctuation errors throughout the paper.	2 There are many punctuation errors throughout the paper.	1 There are few punctuation marks used throughout the paper.
Spelling	4 Written work is free spelling errors, allowing the paper to be read with no interruptions.	3 Written work has minimal spelling errors, errors do not interrupt the flow of the paper.	2 Written work has many spelling errors, errors interrupt the flow of the paper.	1 Written work has too many spelling errors, making the paper difficult to read and understand.
Claim	4 Makes an accurate and complete claim and includes points from the question in the writing.	3 Makes an accurate and complete claim.	2 Makes an accurate but vague or incomplete claim.	1 Makes an inaccurate claim.
Evidence	4 Provides all or most of the expected pieces of evidence from the sources used in an appropriate manner.	3 Provides some of the expected pieces of evidence from the sources used in an appropriate manner.	2 Makes a general statement regarding evidence, but does not include specific details.	1 Does not provide evidence, or only provides inappropriate evidence or vague evidence like, "the text shows me it is true."
Reasoning	4 Provides reasoning components for all or most of the evidence and explains how the evidence supports the claim.	3 Provides reasoning components from some of the evidence and explains how the evidence is true.	2 Repeats evidence and links it to the claim, but does no explain how the evidence supports the claim.	1 Does not provide reasoning, or only provides inappropriate reasoning.