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Tasks due as follows:

Monday - THINKING MAP (in-class/homework)

Tuesday - OUTLINE (in-class/homework)

Wednesday - Prewriting/ROUGH DRAFT - Peer review (in-class/homework)

Thursday - Revise/Edit - Peer review - begin FINAL DRAFT (in-class/homework)

Friday - FINAL DRAFT DUE - Present to Class

 

 

 


 

Evaluation Rubric

  Beginning Developing Very Good Exemplary Score

Thinking Map/Outline Student used basic thinking map/outline with few details and descriptives. Student used appropriate thinking map/outline with some details and descriptives. Student used appropriate thinking map/outline with several details and descriptives. Student used appropriate thinking map/outline with many details and descriptives and developing ideas. 4

Rough Draft Student developed three basic 2-3 sentence paragraphs from thinking map/outline with minimal supporting details. Student developed four basic 3-5 sentence paragraphs from thinking map/outline with some supporting details and thesis. Student developed five basic 4-5 sentence paragraphs from thinking map/outline with several supporting details and clear thesis. Student developed five 5-7 basic paragraphs from thinking map/outline with many supporting details and developed thesis. 4

Final Draft Student's final draft contained five basic paragraphs with no more than five errors in capitilization, spelling, grammar usuage, sentence structure. Student's final draft contained five basic paragraphs with no more than four errors in capitilization, spelling, grammar usuage, sentence structure. Student's final draft contained five well-developed paragraphs with no more than three errors in capitilization, spelling, grammar usuage, sentence structure. Student's final draft contained five well-developed paragraphs with no more than two errors in capitilization, spelling, grammar usuage, sentence structure. 4

Presentation of Paper Student reads clearly to the class with no more than two false starts. Student reads clearly to the class with no more than one false start. Student reads clearly to the class, using good tone and inflection as he/she reads, with no false starts. Student reads clearly to the class, using good tone and inflection as he/she reads, and making good eye contact with the audience with no false starts. 4

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