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Atomic Bomb Opinion Essay 
Students will write an essay in which they will elaborate their feelings as to whether or not President Truman was in the right or wrong for choosing to bomb Nagasaki and Hiroshima during WWII.
Rubric Code: K2W6C9C
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Subject: History  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Novice

1 pts

Intermediate

2 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Mastery

4 pts

Writing

Novice

Students cannot clearly express thoughts,des not include grammar usage in their writing, cannot properly spell most words, and writing is mostly disorganized
Intermediate

Students exhibits the ability to express 1-2 thoughts, include grammar usage at least 1-2 times in their writing, usage(starting with a capital ending with periods, using commas when needed, .ect) of proper spelling with some errors, and demonstrates they are somewhat being organized with their writing.
Proficient

- Students exhibits the ability to express most of their thoughts, include grammar usage at least 3-4 times in their writing, usage(starting with a capital ending with periods, using commas when needed, .ect) of proper spelling with hardly any errors, and demonstrates mostly being organized with their writing.
Mastery

Students exhibits the ability to clearly express their thoughts, include grammar usage (starting with a capital ending with periods, using commas when needed, .ect), usage of proper spelling, and over all demonstrates organization in their writing.
Reading

Novice

Student was unable to extrapolate information from the History Alive reading piece. No information from the text is used. Appears to not understand the information found in the text.
Intermediate

Students will use information extrapolated from the History Alive reading piece. Student will use at least 1 piece of information from the text. Appears to understand some basic concepts found in the text.
Proficient

Students will use information extrapolated from the History Alive reading piece. Student will use at least 2 pieces of information from the text. Appears to understand most of the information found in the text.
Mastery

Students will use information extrapolated from the History Alive reading piece. Student will use at least 3 pieces of information from the text. Appears to understand all of the information found in the text.
Speaking

Novice

Has great difficulty reading their own writing and conveying their opinion concerning the atomic bomb. Stutters frequently, mispronounces words, pauses frequently. Does not convey many point concerning the bombing.
Intermediate

Has some difficulty reading their own writing and conveying their opinion concerning the atomic bomb. Stutters often, mispronounces some words, pauses every so often. Can convey at least one solid point concerning the bombing.
Proficient

Has very little difficulty reading back their own writing and conveying their opinion concerning the atomic bomb. Rarely stutters, rarely mispronounce words, does not pause often. Can convey at least 2 solid points concerning the bombing.
Mastery

Has no difficulty reading back their own writing while conveying their opinion about the atomic bomb. Does not stutter, mispronounce words, and does not pause. Can convey more than 2 solid points concerning




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