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Intensive Reading Class Assignments

Response Journal Rubric

This rubric is for class assignments, reflection, reading response, or journal topics.

Rubric Code: Z7C868

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Subject: Test Preparation

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 9-12

Rubric
	EXCELLENT 5 pts	GOOD 4 pts	FAIR 3 pts	POOR 2 pts	FAILING 1 pts	NO RESPONSE 0 pts
Knowledge/Reflection	EXCELLENT The response is very specific to the task; all questions and questions/prompts are addressed and clearly stated and supported.	GOOD The response refers to the task; major points are made, but only somewhat supported. Most answers to questions are accurate (80%)	FAIR The response refers to an unspecified task; answer does not clearly respond to questions or prompt. The majority of answers to questions are accurate (70%).	POOR The response does not specify the task. There is confusion on the connection to prompt or questions and answer. Many answers to questions are inaccurate (40%).	FAILING The response does not specify the task. There is confusion on the connection to prompt or questions and answer. Many answers to questions are inaccurate (50%).	NO RESPONSE No response provided or writing is completely off-topic.
Ideas & Content	EXCELLENT Information is accurate and response shows thoughtful insight. The task is referred to in the answer.	GOOD Information is accurate. A logical conclusion or an opinion is offered.	FAIR Information provided is generally accurate but no insight or opinion is offered.	POOR Information may be missing or inaccurate. Little insight or opinion is shared.	FAILING Information may be missing or inaccurate. No insight or opinion is shared.	NO RESPONSE
Organization & Mechanics	EXCELLENT Writing is fluent and lively. Answer is concise and to the point. Answer is written in complete sentences. Correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation are used.	GOOD Writing is fluent but not always interesting. Answer is written in complete sentences. Mostly correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation are used.	FAIR Answer is written in some complete sentences. There may or may not be a conclusion or an opinion.	POOR Complete sentences are not used. Any conclusion or opinion offered may be judged to be off-task.	FAILING Complete sentences are not used. No conclusions or opinions are offered.	NO RESPONSE