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    The analytic scoring rubric for writing consists of 4 levels - 1 being the lowest level with little control and 4 being the highest level with consistent control. It evaluates writing based on categories such as composing, style, sentence formation, usage, and mechanics. Writing at level 4 focuses on a central idea, is well elaborated and organized, uses well-chosen vocabulary and complete standard sentences, and has good word agreement and usage with minimal errors.

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    The analytic scoring rubric for writing consists of 4 levels - 1 being the lowest level with little control and 4 being the highest level with consistent control. It evaluates writing based on categories such as composing, style, sentence formation, usage, and mechanics. Writing at level 4 focuses on a central idea, is well elaborated and organized, uses well-chosen vocabulary and complete standard sentences, and has good word agreement and usage with minimal errors.

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    Analytic Scoring Rubric for Writing

    1: Little or no 2: Inconsistent 3: Reasonable 4: Consistent


    control control Control Control
    Composing

    Not focused on one One central idea


    No clear idea. Focuses on central
    idea.
    idea.
    Some elaboration. Quite well
    Little or no Well elaborated
    elaborated.
    elaboration.
    Many comments not Some comments off
    Often off subject. Well organized.
    on the topic. topic.

    Basic vocabulary, Reasonable Well chosen


    Not controlled.
    not well chosen. vocabulary. vocabulary.
    Style

    Good sentence
    Sentences too short
    variety.
    and disconnected.
    Flat or inconsistent Reasonable Information and
    Flat tone.
    tone. information. voice suit the reader.

    Word order often Words usually in Mostly correct word Good word order.
    correct order.
    formation

    incorrect. order.
    Sentence

    Sentence formation Sentence formation Some sentence Complete, standard


    incorrect. mostly correct. fragments. sentences.
    Effective use of
    Many word Some word Some running on connectives (and,
    omissions. omissions. between sentences. but, first, then, etc.).

    Often changes Standard inflections


    Some errors with Good word
    tense. (plurals, -ed, -ly,
    word agreement agreement and word
    Usage

    etc.).
    (singular, plural) and endings.
    Errors in word forms Good subject-verb
    word meaning.
    (them/those, agreement.
    Problems with Articles mostly
    good/well, double Correct word
    articles (the, a) correct (the, a)
    negatives, etc.). meanings.

    Some errors with Mostly effective use


    Mechanics

    Misspells even Effective use of


    spelling and of mechanics.
    simple words. capitalization,
    punctuation, which
    punctuation, spelling
    make it difficult to A few errors, which
    Little or no and formatting
    understand the do not harm the
    formatting. (paragraphs, etc.).
    meaning. meaning.

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