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iRubric: Compare/Contrast Four Scoring Focus rubric

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Compare/Contrast Four Scoring Focus Compare/Contrast Paragraph Compare/Contrast Paragraph scoring rubric that would work well with Special Education students. It breaks down what is needed in a Compare/Contrast Paragraph and also includes supporting details, organization/structure, transition words, and capitalization & punctuation on a 1-4 point scale. Rubric Code: Y239898 By Demumar Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

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	Beginning 1 pts	Developing 2 pts	Profiecient 3 pts	Advanced 4 pts
Supporting Details	Beginning Details are either wrong or lacking. The details do not fit the writer's point for the comparison/contrast.	Developing There are details, but they are not clear, specific, and vivid.	Profiecient Details are clear and specific, but they do not vividly support the writer's point for the comparison/contrast.	Advanced Details in the paragraph are clear and specific, and there are enough details to create vivid images for a thorough comparison or contrast. The details clearly support the writer's point for the comparison/contrast.
Organization/Structure	Beginning No discernible organization. Details are either missing or not in any discernible order.	Developing The details are in a discernible order, but the author does not stick to one pattern in the paragraph.	Profiecient Most of the details are in a clear order and the author sticks to one pattern.	Advanced The details are in a clear order and the author sticks to one pattern: subject-by-subject or point-by point.
Transition Words	Beginning No transition words are present.	Developing There are no transition words or the words are not used properly.	Profiecient There are only 1 or 2 transition words present.	Advanced There are 3 or more appropriate transition words present.
Capitalization and Punctuation	Beginning Writer made more than 5 errors in capitalization and punctuation	Developing Writer makes 4-5 errors in capitalization and punctuation	Profiecient Writer makes 2-3 errors in capitalization and punctuation	Advanced No more than one error in capitalization and punctuation.