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iRubric: Visualizing From a Vivid Piece of Text rubric

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Visualizing From a Vivid Piece of Text Rubric Code: Z659A7 By hypacik86 Draft Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Reading Grade Levels: (none)

Visualization Rubric
	4 pts	3 pts	2 pts	1 pts
Visualization	4 Student effectively visualized the piece of text by making a picture in their mind. Student effectively used the picture in their mind to create a description and illustration.	3 Student mostly visualized the piece of text by making a picture in their mind. Student mostly used the picture in their mind to create a description and illustration.	2 Student somewhat visualized the piece of text by making a picture in their mind. Student somewhat used the picture in their mind to create a description and illustration.	1 Student showed little or no ability to visualize the piece of text by making a picture in their mind. Student did not used the picture in their mind to create a description and illustration.
Comparison	4 Student effectively compared their written and illustrated pieces by including similarities and differences between the two mediums.	3 Student mostly compared their written and illustrated pieces by including similarities and differences between the two mediums.	2 Student somewhat compared their written and illustrated pieces by including similarities and differences between the two mediums.	1 Student showed little or no comparison of their written and illustrated pieces. Student included little or no similarities and differences between the two mediums.
Analysis and Critique	4 Student effectively analyzed and critiqued the similarities and differences of their written and illustrated work.	3 Student mostly analyzed and critiqued the similarities and differences of their written and illustrated work.	2 Student somewhat analyzed and critiqued the similarities and differences of their written and illustrated work.	1 Student showed little or no analysis or critique of the similarities and differences of their written and illustrated work.