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Toulmin's Argument Assignment for AW1 Toulmin's Argument Assignment Simple rubric for sophomore Japanese EFL beginning academic writers. Rubric Code: A234C28 By marcopojp Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Toulmin's Argument Assignment
	Poor 0 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 5 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Claim	Poor The claim is unclear or missing	Fair The claim is not quite clear, and needs developing.	Good The claim is well written but needs some clarifying.	Excellent The claim is clear and well written.
Evidence (Data)	Poor The evidence is unclear or missing.	Fair The evidence is not quite clear and needs developing.	Good The evidence is clear, but could use some clarifying	Excellent The evidence supports the claim.
Warrant (General rule or rules)	Poor The warrant doesn't connect your claims to your evidence or is not clear.	Fair The warrant is unclear, but there is something connecting your claims and grounds.	Good The warrant is clearly identifiable, but could use some clarifying.	Excellent The warrant is well written, easily identifiable, and connects the claims and grounds of your argument efficiently.
Research	Poor Sources are not creditable; MLA style is not followed; evidence is not connected to student asertions	Fair Sources are mixed with some creditable, some errors with MLA style, some connection errors	Good Mostly creditable sources' few errors in MLA, most connections clear to sources	Excellent Creditable sources are used; MLA style is correct; sources are connected to student text, supports assertions,
Composition/Grammar/Mechanics/Usage	Poor Unacceptable composition and grammar and usage. Some elements are missing: ___ claim ___ evidence ___ warrant ___ conclusion ___ reflection	Fair Three or more errors in composition and/or grammar and mechanics. All elements are used but some of the rules not followed. ___ Rule # _____	Good Minor errors composition style; minor errors in grammar mechanics and usage	Excellent Uses correct composition style; no errors in grammar mechanics and usage