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DAILY RESPONSE CLAIM/EVIDENCE/REASON RUBRIC 
Students, you will be able to analyze and interpret what you have independently read by responding to a daily guided question using the strategy of CLAIM/EVIDENCE/REASONING
Rubric Code: S3AA73
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Subject: English  
Type: Reading  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric DAILY RESPONSE C/E/R RUBRIC
  Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

CLEAR,COMPLETE, ACCURATE, ANSWER

Good

The response is a clear, accurate, and complete answer to the daily guided question as it relates to your independent reading
Fair

The reponse is a partially clear, accurate, or complete answer to the daily quided question as it relates to your independent reading
Poor

The response is an incomplete , unclear, and inaccurate answer to the daily guided question as it relates to your independent reading
EVIDENCE THAT IS RELEVANT/SPECIFIC

Good

Your response includes specific details from the text of your independent reading and they are relevant so they support your answer.
Fair

Your response includes general details from the text of your independent reading but they are relevant to support your answer.
Poor

your response includes very limited details from the text of your independent reading and/or you may have included misinterpretations or details that are not specific or relevant to your answer.
REASONING SUPPORTS CLAIM/EVIDENCE

Good

Your reasoning explains both your answer and the relevance of the evidence to your answer that results in a clear and accurate daily response interpretation
Fair

Your reasoning is too general to clearly explain your answer and/or the relevance of the evidence to your answer resulting in a partial interpretation for a daily response
Poor

your reasoning is either minimal, unclear, illogical, or nonexistent. Therefore it cannot explain your answer or the relevance of the evidence to your answer for a daily response.




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