Rubric Made Using:
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CATEGORY
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Excellent (A+) 5.75-6
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Very Good (A)5.25-5.5
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Good Work (B)4.5-5
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Above Av.(C+) 4-4.25
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(C- to C) 3-3.75
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Not meeting 0- 2.75
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Depth of Discussion
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Discussion is not only thorough, but details move into areas such as analysis, prediction, and connection beyond the text. Significantly exceeds expectations.
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Discussion is moving toward "Excellent"; several details are moving into areas such as analysis, prediction, & connection beyond the text. Exceeds expectations.
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While discussion is not as thorough as those at higher levels, evidence of some movement towards (and examples of) deeper levels of discussion.
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Qualities of thorough discussion are emerging. Though depth is perhaps lacking, student does touch on and attempt deeper level of discussion.
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Qualities of thorough discussion are emerging, but weak. Though depth is lacking (perhaps due to too much summary), student does attempt to suggest significance of example used.
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Qualities of thorough discussion are not met. Student replaces depth of discussion with summary. Student does not appear to understand purpose of the task.
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Connection to others' discussion ideas.
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Student always connects his/her discussion entry to that of another student providing, expansion, commentary, alternate opinion, etc, and integrates connections to analysis.
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Student always connects his/her discussion entry to that of another student providing, expansion, commentary, alternate opinion, etc.
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Usually student works to connect his/her discussion entry to that of another student and provides expansion, commentary, alternate opinion, etc on at in at least 2 entries.
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Student works to connect his/her discussion entry to that of another student and provides expansion, commentary, alternate opinion, etc on at in at least 1 entry.
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Although student sets up discussion to connect his/her entry to that of another student, in at least 1 entry, expansion, commentary, alternate opinion, etc. are not really achieved.
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Student does not attempt to connect his/her discussion expansion, commentary, alternate opinion, etc. This aspect of discussion in ignored.
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Frequency of posts.
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Makes more than two posts a week for each of the three weeks.
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Makes two posts a week for each of the three weeks.
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Makes one post a week for three weeks.
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Makes one post a week for two of the three weeks.
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Makes one post a week for one of the three weeks.
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Does not make any posts.
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Length of posts (meaningful)
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Writes posts of between 150 and 200 words.
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Writes posts of approximately 150 words.
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Writes post of at least 100 words.
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Writes post of fewer than 100 words.
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Writes post of approximately 75 words.
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Writes posts of approximately 50 words or fewer.
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Diction (word choice) and Syntax (putting words together)
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Always uses language that is appropriate to the task of academic response and analysis. Does not use slang or profanity. Uses language purposefully to create a desired effect. Audience.
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Usually uses language that is appropriate to the task of academic response and analysis. Does not use slang or profanity. Uses language purposefully to create a desired effect. Aware of audience.
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Frequently language that is appropriate to the task of academic response and analysis. Does not use slang or profanity. Uses language purposefully to create a desired effect. Aware of audience.
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Attempts to use language that is appropriate to the task of academic response and analysis. May use slang or profanity. Purposefully tries to use language to create a desired effect.
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Uses language that is inappropriate to the task of academic response and analysis. May use slang or profanity. Seems unaware of the audience and purpose of task.
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Uses language that is inappropriate to the task of academic response and analysis. Has no awareness of audience or purpose of task.
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Citing from the text/novel
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Always provides textual support for ideas. When citing direct quotes and paraphrasing, cites using MLA format taught.
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Always provides textual support for ideas. When citing direct quotes and paraphrasing, uses page numbers only.
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Usually provides textual support for ideas. When citing direct quotes and paraphrasing, usually uses page numbers.
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Occasionally provides textual support for ideas. When citing direct quotes and paraphrasing does not provide page numbers.
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Does not usually provide textual support for ideas. Does not cite sources, not even by page number.
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Does not provide textual support for ideas or citation of any sort.
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