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iRubric: Persuasive Essay (Grade 12) rubric
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| Persuasive Essay Prompt: With the passing of every year, the future of our world is being re-evaluated for long-term prosperity or disparity. The answer depends on the great minds of your generation to find solutions. To test your critical thinking skills on solving world problems, create a 3-4-page argumentative essay that attempts to persuade your fellow classmates to support a major change in human activity to solve an underlying issue. Be sure to address any counter-arguments to your claims as well. | |||||
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11th-12th grade argumentative writing rubric
Offer 11th-12th grade students a standards-aligned structure for argumentative writing with this educator-developed rubric.
Offer 11th-12th Grade students a structure for informative writing with this standards-aligned rubric developed by educators for Feedback Studio.
Rubric suitable for formative and summative assignments with tasks involving the defense of a position on a topic. Use this rubric when asking students to argue whether or not they support a position on a topic, to examine sources in order to defend a position on a topic, etc. Consider using the 9th-12th Grade Argument QuickMark set with this rubric. These drag-and-drop comments were tailor-made by veteran educators to give actionable, formative feedback directly to students. While they were explicitly aligned to this particular rubric, you can edit or add your own content to any QuickMark. This rubric is available and ready to use in your Feedback Studio account. However, if you would like to customize its criteria, you can "Duplicate this rubric" in your Feedback Studio account and then edit the rubric as needed. Or, you can download this .rbc file and then import to your account to begin editing the content.
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Persuasive Writing Rubric—High School
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Use this graphic organizer to develop a persuasive stance for an essay, speech, poster, or any type of assignment that incorporates persuasion.
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Examples of persuasion surround our lives, and the ability to persuade others is a powerful asset. We can persuade people to act in our favor, help them to see our point of view, and sway their opinion to that of our own. The power of persuasion is far reaching, and it is a technique that students will use throughout their lives. This tool helps students formulate ideas for a persuasive argument by helping them determine their goal or thesis, identify three reasons to support it (with three facts or examples to support each reason), and restate the thesis in a conclusion statement. Before your students use this tool independently, model its use for them. Choose a simple topic (such as, “Sixth Grade is the Best Grade” or “Why Our Lunch Period Should be Longer”). Then, fill in the Persuasion Map while discussing the process aloud, displaying the tool so that all students can see it. Review students’ completed maps prior to having them continue with the persuasion assignment. This will provide you with an opportunity to check students’ understanding of persuasion and help those who need extra instruction.
- Have students analyze a persuasive piece (for example, an advertisement or editorial in a newspaper or magazine) by filling in the map and discussing the authors’ strategies of persuasion.
- Encourage older students to create propaganda-based assignments by having them incorporate deceptive language in some of the “reasons” or “examples” on their maps. (Propaganda is a form of persuasion that uses deceptive language to exaggerate, distort, or conceal information.) Upon completion, have students read their maps orally and/or display them for their peers. Have students identify the deceptive language in their peers’ maps to create a class list of the examples used. As an additional follow-up, students can view and read advertisements, newspaper editorials, and other text that contain propaganda to search for use of the examples on the class list and to add additional ones.
- Have students complete two maps based on the same goal but with two different targeted audiences in mind. Attention to audience is an essential element of effective persuasion. For example, students might create maps to market a particular children’s toy; one map could target children as the audience, and the other could focus on parents as the audience. After they have completed their maps, have students read them to the class without identifying the intended audience. Ask the rest of the class to determine the intended audience and identify the specific clues that prompted their deductions. Finally, as a class, compare and contrast the language and words used for each intended audience.
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Through a classroom game and resource handouts, students learn about the techniques used in persuasive oral arguments and apply them to independent persuasive writing activities.
The Persuasion Map is an interactive graphic organizer that enables students to map out their arguments for a persuasive essay or debate.
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Included you'll find a list of 10 prompts for the novel The Book Thief . These prompts are designed with the high school ELA classroom in mind and ask students to write persuasive essays with a focus on analysis. Included you'll also receive the suggested rubric used to score these essays. This is everything the teacher needs for a culminating essay to wrap up their teaching of The Book Thief .
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Persuasion Rubric Directions: Your assignment will be graded based on this rubric. Consequently, use this rubric as a guide when working on your assignment and check it again before you submit it. Traits 4 3 2 1 Organization The introduction is inviting, states the goal or thesis, and provides an overview of the issue. Information is presented
Routinely have students score peers' work using the rubric as the assessment tool. This increases their level of awareness of the traits that distinguish successful persuasive projects from those that fail to meet the criteria. Alter some expectations or add additional traits on the rubric as needed. For example, if the assignment is to ...
Persuasive Writing Scoring Guide. Persuasive Writing Scoring Guide. COMPONENT 6 5 4 3 2 1. Focus Takes a clear position and supports it consistently with well-chosen reasons and/or examples; may use persuasive strategy to convey an argument. Takes a clear position and supports it with relevant reasons and/or examples through much of the essay.
Rubric for Persuasive Essay. Use the following criteria to evaluate persuasive essays. Score 4. Score 3. Score 2. Score 1. Audience and Purpose. Provides arguments, illustrations, and words that forcefully appeal to the audience and effectively serve persuasive purpose.
Grade Levels: 9-12. Persuasive Essay. Prompt: With the passing of every year, the future of our world is being re-evaluated for long-term prosperity or disparity. The answer depends on the great minds of your generation to find solutions. To test your critical thinking skills on solving world problems, create a 3-4-page argumentative essay that ...
Engage Students. www.turnitin.com. Thank you for your interest in the Turnitin Common Core State Standards-aligned. writing rubrics. We hope you find them useful. The three rubrics in this package were developed in conjunction with the English Professional Learning Council (EPLC) and include argument, informative and narrative rubrics.
Persuasive Devices Have you used persuasive devices are used a range of persuasive devices effectively? A personal opinion is provided, and only one or two persuasive devices have been used. At least three persuasive devices have been used correctly. A range of more than three throughout the essay in an effective manner. Low 1 - 2 Medium 3 High
11th-12th grade informative writing rubric. Offer 11th-12th Grade students a structure for informative writing with this standards-aligned rubric developed by educators for Feedback Studio. Rubric suitable for formative and summative assignments with tasks involving the defense of a position on a topic. Use this rubric when asking students to ...
Analytic scoring is usually based on a scale of 0-100 with each aspect receiving a portion of the total points. The General Rubric for Analytic Evaluation on page. 14 can be used to score a piece of writing in this way as can the rubrics for specific writing types on pages 17, 22, 27, 32-34, and 43.
Persuasive writing may express an opinion, discuss, analyse and evaluate an issue. It may also entertain and inform. The style of persuasive writing may be formal or informal but it requires the writer to adopt a sense of authority on the subject matter and to develop the subject in an ordered, rational way. A writer of a persuasive text may
A rubric in student language written for high school students to self-assess their persuasive writing. Subject: English Language Arts Level: High School Grades: Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12 Material Type: Assessment Author: Clarity Innovations Date Added: 06/27/2017
The Complete Persuasive Essay Practice Bundle! This versatile bundle not only provides powerful guides for students on how to write effective persuasive essay introductions, body paragraphs, counter claims,and conclusions; but also sets students up for success with strong mentor examples for them to label as well. Suggested Usage Guide:1.
Student lacked use of personal knowledge or appeal to expert. Use of appeal to emotions. Student showed excellent use of appeal to emotions. Student showed good use of appeal to emotions. Student showed fair use of appeal to emotions. Student lacked use of appeal to emotions. Social justice vocabulary.
Grade 12 Literacy Assessment: Rubrics • 2 Part A: Graphic Organizer - Rubric 3 The three response is proficient and demonstrates a thorough understanding of the texts and task: • articulates an informed perspective in response to the texts; • provides strong evidence from the text(s) to support and challenge the stated perspective;
You use some of the target vocabulary from the subunit. Vocabulary/word choice is impressive. All words are used appropriately. Vocabulary/word choice is adequate, but could be improved. More adjectives, adverbs, and descriptive words are needed. Vocabulary/word choice is clearly limited, affecting written communication.
2 Rubrics in Spanish with everything that must be included on the AP Spanish Language and Culture exam. Great way to quickly assess the Spanish persuasive essay, which is now called the argumentative essay Rubric and be able to give a grade for students. The regular college board rubric does not provide these type of rubrics, which are easier ...
Persuasive Essay Rubric Name: 6th Grade Rubric Criteria Points Worth Points Given Introduction Begin with a hook (3 pts) State claim (12 pts) List 3 reasons (3 pts each=9 pts) Body Paragraphs List reason topic sentence (7 pts) Provide evidence (15 pts) Explain reason (10 pts)
Help your learners trim all the fluffy fat from their essays before they turn them in to you. This Essay Writing Revision Checklist is a great tool to walk through with your stude
The Persuasion Map is an interactive graphic organizer that enables students to map out their arguments for a persuasive essay or debate. Students begin by determining their goal or thesis. They then identify three reasons to support their argument, and three facts or examples to validate each reason. The map graphic in the upper right-hand ...
Before your students use this tool independently, model its use for them. Choose a simple topic (such as, "Sixth Grade is the Best Grade" or "Why Our Lunch Period Should be Longer"). Then, fill in the Persuasion Map while discussing the process aloud, displaying the tool so that all students can see it. Review students' completed maps ...
Description. "Effortlessly Grade Your Students' Persuasive Essays with this Simple and Easy-to-Use Rubric! This streamlined and uncomplicated rubric is perfect for grades 3-6 and can be quickly customized to fit your individual grading needs. Its user-friendly design makes it simple for you to assess and evaluate your students' persuasive ...
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These prompts are designed with the high school ELA classroom in mind and ask students to write persuasive essays with a focus on analysis. Included you'll also receive the suggested rubric used to score these essays. This is everything the teacher needs for a culminating essay to wrap up their teaching of The Book Thief. Total Pages. 2 pages.