Unit 1.pdf - Southwest High School
Unit 1.pdf - Southwest High School
Unit 1.pdf - Southwest High School
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Assessment 2<br />
continued<br />
Writing a Reflective Essay<br />
Scoring Guide<br />
Scoring<br />
Criteria<br />
Exemplary Proficient Emerging<br />
Ideas<br />
The reflective essay<br />
thoroughly demonstrates a<br />
perceptive understanding<br />
of the relationship between<br />
the chosen event and<br />
thematic concept.<br />
The reflective essay<br />
demonstrates a solid<br />
understanding of the<br />
relationship between the<br />
chosen event and thematic<br />
concept.<br />
The reflective essay<br />
demonstrates a superficial<br />
understanding of the<br />
relationship between the<br />
chosen event and thematic<br />
concept.<br />
Use of specific and<br />
well-chosen details yields<br />
incontrovertible support and<br />
creates an extraordinarily<br />
convincing text.<br />
Use of specific details<br />
yields support and creates a<br />
convincing text.<br />
Details are underutilized<br />
and do little to create a<br />
convincing text.<br />
Organization<br />
The essay’s effective<br />
organization aptly<br />
reinforces the writer’s ideas.<br />
Successful use of transitions<br />
enhances overall coherence<br />
and connects ideas<br />
smoothly and comfortably.<br />
The essay’s clear<br />
organization supports the<br />
ideas. Transitions provide<br />
connection between ideas.<br />
The essay’s lack of<br />
organization detracts from<br />
the ideas, making the<br />
essay difficult to follow.<br />
It may move too rapidly<br />
between ideas and may lack<br />
transitions.<br />
Use of<br />
Language<br />
Evidence<br />
of Writing<br />
Process<br />
Diction, syntax, and<br />
other stylistic devices are<br />
notable and appropriate<br />
for the subject, purpose,<br />
and audience. Few errors<br />
in standard writing<br />
conventions are present.<br />
The writing<br />
demonstrates thoughtful<br />
planning,significant<br />
revision, and careful<br />
editing for grammar and<br />
conventions in preparing a<br />
publishable draft.<br />
Diction, syntax, and<br />
other stylistic devices are<br />
appropriate for the subject,<br />
purpose, and audience.<br />
Errors in standard writing<br />
conventions, if present, are<br />
minor and do not interfere<br />
with meaning.<br />
The writing demonstrates<br />
planning, revision, and<br />
editing for grammar and<br />
conventions in preparing a<br />
publishable draft.<br />
Diction, syntax, and other<br />
stylistic devices are less<br />
effective for the subject,<br />
purpose, and audience.<br />
Errors in standard writing<br />
conventions seriously<br />
interfere with meaning.<br />
The writing lacks evidence<br />
of planning, revision, and/or<br />
editing for grammar and<br />
conventions. The draft is not<br />
ready for publication.<br />
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