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Literary Analysis Rubric
Short Essay Rubric
Rubric Code:
SX96BW6
By
Migjeni
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Criteria
20
Essay at this level:
(N/A)
15
Essay at this level:
(N/A)
10
Essay at this level:
(N/A)
5
Essay at this level:
(N/A)
Presentation
20
-makes great effort to meet Mr. Ulaj's expectations; includes proper MLA heading; essay is neat and scholarly.
15
-makes some effort to meet Mr. Ulaj's expectations; attempts to include proper MLA heading; essay is somewhat neat and scholarly.
10
- makes little effort to meet Mr. Ulaj's expectations; it is clear he/she did not read directions.
5
-makes no attempt to read Mr. Ulaj's directions; shows no effort to meet the teacher's expectations.
Content & Analysis
20
-introduces a well-reasoned central idea and a writing strategy that meet the expectations of the task.
-demonstrates a thoughtful analysis of the author's use of the writing strategy to develop the central idea.
15
-introduces a clear central idea and a writing strategy that meet the expectations of the task.
-demonstrates an appropriate analysis of the author's use of the writing strategy to develop the central idea.
10
-introduces a central idea and/or writing strategy.
-demonstrates a superficial analysis of the author's use of the writing strategy to develop the central idea.
5
-introduces a confused or incomplete central idea or writing strategy
and/or
-demonstrates a minimal analysis of the author's use of the writing strategy to develop the central idea.
Command of Evidence
20
-includes relevant, clear, strong, and thorough evidence from the text to support the writer's claims.
-meets the expectations of the assignment.
15
- includes adequate relevant textual evidence to support the writer's claims.
--meets the expectations of the assignment.
10
-presents inadequate, inconsistent, and irrelevant textual evidence to support claims.
-makes an effort, but fails to meet the expectations of the assignment.
5
-presents little or no textual evidence.
-makes no effort to meet the expectations of the assignment.
Organization
20
-follows thoroughly the essay structure laid out in the graphic organizer and followed the guidelines of Mr. Ulaj's I.C.E. technique for introducing, citing, and explaining textual evidence.
15
- partially follows the essay structure laid out in the graphic organizer & the guidelines of Mr. Ulaj's I.C.E. technique for introducing, citing, and explaining textual evidence.
10
- follows poorly the essay structure laid out in the graphic organizer & the guidelines of Mr. Ulaj's I.C.E. technique for introducing, citing, and explaining textual evidence; no real effort is apparent.
5
-little or no attempt has been made to follow the essay structure laid out in the graphic organizer & the guidelines of Mr. Ulaj's I.C.E. technique for introducing, citing, and explaining textual evidence; no real effort is apparent.
Writing Conventions
20
Shows evidence of proof- reading with no grammar, punctuation, or spelling errors.
15
Shows evidence of some proof-reading with only one to two grammar, punctuation, or spelling errors.
10
Lacks evidence of proof- reading with three or more grammar, punctuation, or spelling errors; writing errors make it difficult for the reader to understand material.
5
Lack of proof-reading interferes with ability to understand the essay.
Subjects:
English
History
Types:
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Writing
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