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iRubric: Basic Writing Rubric: Grammar/Punctuation/Spelling

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Basic Writing Rubric: Grammar/Punctuation/Spelling Basic Writing Rubric: Grammar/Punctuation/Spelling Assessment of short answer homework assignment, only with regard to grammar, punctuation, spelling and sentence structure, etc. Basic level, intended for freshmen. Rubric Code: EX9BA48 By Bethanyreilly Draft Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Homework Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Writing prompt given
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Grammar	Poor more than 5 grammatical errors.	Fair 2-4 grammatical errors.	Good 0 or 1 grammatical errors.
Neatness	Poor Poor Handwriting	Fair Acceptable Handwriting	Good Good handwriting
Use of Punctuation	Poor more than 5 punctuation errors.	Fair 2-4 punctuation errors.	Good 0 or 1 punctuation errors.
Makes Sense/Good Fluency	Poor Poor fluency. Hard to understand.	Fair Has a few errors which cause confusion.	Good Easy to understand. Writing flows.
Relevance	Poor The answer does not answer the question and does not relate to the topic.	Fair The answer does not answer the question but does relate to the topic.	Good The answer does answer the question.
Spelling, Word Use	Poor 3 or more spelling errors.	Fair 1-2 spelling errors.	Good No spelling errors.
Complete Sentences	Poor More than one sentence fragment present.	Fair One sentence fragment present.	Good All sentences are complete; no sentence fragments are present.
Answer Stands Alone	Poor The answer makes no sense without looking at the question.	Fair An expert in the topic can intuit the question from the answer, but not a layperson.	Good The answer is a complete piece of information, and stands alone.
Commonly Misused Words	Poor More than two improper uses of it's/its, their/they're/their, etc.	Fair One improper use of it's/its, their/they're/their, etc.	Good No improper use of it's/its, their/they're/their, etc.
Run-On Sentences	Poor More than one run-on sentence present.	Fair One run-on sentence present.	Good All sentences are appropriate; no run-on sentences are present.