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Written Production PRODUCTION OF WRITTEN TEXTS Rubric Code: C23BW6B By JasonPittelli Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

WRITING
	Poor 25 pts	Sufficient 50 pts	Good 75 pts	Very Good 100 pts
Orthographic marks	Poor Doesn’t apply the orthographic marks.	Sufficient Applies the punctuation mark at the end of a sentence.	Good Applies the capital letter at the beginning of a sentence and the punctuation mark at the end..	Very Good Applies the exclamation and interrogation marks, the capital letter and the punctuation mark at the end.
Orthographic rules	Poor Doesn’t use orthographic rules	Sufficient Uses the spelling of monosyllabic words.	Good Uses the spelling of words phoneme-writing, taking into account that some of the errors come from the phonetic literal transcription.	Very Good Uses orthographic rules in familiar words using strategies to understand the sound-writing relationship and the structure of words.
Revision	Poor Doesn’t review written texts.	Sufficient Reviews written texts assessing the clarity of the message, regular space between words and the effort made.	Good Reviews written texts assessing the presentation, calligraphy and use of syntactic structures typical of the educational level.	Very Good Reviews written texts assessing the adequacy of the communicative function, grammar, inclusion of any image or drawing, and the vocabulary used.
Planning	Poor Doesn’t plan to elaborate written compositions	Sufficient Plans the creation of words or short sentences using vocabulary and structures worked on in the oral interaction.	Good Plans, using simple models or guides, the creation of sentences using a vocabulary and structures worked on oral interaction and reading comprehension.	Very Good Plans, with different models and / or guides, to elaborate written compositions, including linguistic, thematic and schema resources.
Dictionaries	Poor Doesn’t use vocabularies	Sufficient Uses online picture dictionaries, support posters or word tables.	Good Uses dictionaries in alphabetical order of the first and second letters.	Very Good Uses vocabularies and online dictionaries of synonyms and antonyms in various formats.