Homework |
Classwork |
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correct use of grammar, vocabulary usage, and the other rules for standard
written English. Please note, though, that grading exceptions regarding
language rule use will be made depending on the context of your writing.
Be sure to follow the language rules for all major written assignments and
designated homework and classwork assignments. When posting to Nicenet,
you can write using the language, grammar, and style you'd normally use
when emailing or writing in your own personal journals. Here is the
translation of the grading key: X = 0, Ö- = 1, Ö =
2, Ö+ = 3. |
Project Rubrics |
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Beginning
1 |
Developing
2 |
Accomplished
3 |
Exemplary
4 |
| Plot |
Incomplete, too complex for you to
handle |
Complete, but basic |
Complete and interesting |
Complete and fascinating |
| Characters (including
you) |
Not clear who they are with
physical and verbal description (Huh?) |
Clear who they are
(You seem familiar...have we met
before?) |
Stand out to the reader
(Hey, I know you.) |
Seem realistic (So,
what are you doing later?) |
| Historical details and accuracy |
Very few details of the utopian/dystopian
society you are visiting |
Accurate details of the utopian/dystopian
society you are visiting |
Good use of details of the society
you are visiting |
Excellent use of the details of
the society you are visiting. |
| Theme |
Not apparent
(Are we learning anything here?) |
Vague
(I think I know what you're trying to tell me, but...) |
Clear
(Oh...yeah...) |
Very clear (Ah-ha!) |
| Dialogue |
None
(When did these people become a bunch of mutes?) |
Used, but inadequate (They're
talking, but I don't know what about...or why.) |
Used well
(I know what you mean.) |
Used very well
(I couldn't have said it better.) |
| Conflict |
Not clear |
Clear |
Very clear |
Well done |
| Point of View |
Not used consistently |
Mostly consistent |
Consistent |
Well done |
| Setting |
Not apparent
(Hey! Where are we?) |
Vague
(I think I've been here before, but I'm not sure.) |
Clear
(This looks familiar.) |
Very clear
(Put the map away.) |
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