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Peer Tutor Essay Peer Tutor Essay This rubric is how the essays that the Peer Tutor's are required to write will be graded. Rubric Code: ZX9BB58 By Nordleaf Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

Peer Tutor Essay
	Excellent 20 pts	Good 15 pts	Fair 10 pts	Needs Improvement 5 pts
Content	Excellent The content is substantial, intriguing, and original. It relates directly to the topic	Good The content is clear and directly related to the topic.	Fair The content is ordinary and somewhat related to the topic.	Needs Improvement The content is absent or not related to the topic.
Details	Excellent Uses details such as explanations and examples that are accurate, appropriate, and fully support the topic.	Good Uses details such as explanations and examples that are accurate and support the topic.	Fair Uses some details that are accurate; some details such as examples and explanations are not appropriate for the topic; details do not always support the topic.	Needs Improvement Uses little or no detail to support and explain the topic.
Organization	Excellent Logical presentation of ideas; all parts contribute to a strong central ideas.	Good Most ideas are connected; some parts don't contribute to the central idea.	Fair Some ideas connected to each other; many parts don't contribute to the central idea.	Needs Improvement Ideas have little connection to each other; there is no strong central idea.
Conclusion	Excellent Completely integrates and extends key ideas of assignment, furthering understanding of topic.	Good Summarizes main ideas.	Fair Restates main ideas.	Needs Improvement There is no conclusion. The piece just ends.
Grammar/Vocabulary	Excellent Uses completely appropriate grammar that helps readers understand meaning. Consistently uses precise, effective vocabulary that completely expresses meaning.	Good Uses appropriate grammar that does not interfere with meaning. Many word choices are effective and appropriate.	Fair Grammar choices sometimes confuse readers. Some word choices are effective and appropriate.	Needs Improvement Grammar choices keep readers from understanding the piece. Uses imprecise language that makes it difficult for readers to enjoy the piece.