Standard
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1 point
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2 points
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3 points
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4 points
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score
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Logic &
Organization
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Does not develop ideas,
uneven
and
ineffective overall
organization, unclear
introduction or
conclusion
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Develops and organizes ideas in paragraphs that
are not necessarily
connected. Some organization, but some ideas seem
illogical, unrelated, unfocused introduction or conclusions.
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Develops coherent ideas within paragraphs with
generally adequate transitions; clear overall organization relating most
ideas together, good introduction and conclusion.
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Develops ideas cogently, organizes them logically
with
paragraphs and connects them with
effective transitions. Clear and specific introduction and conclusion.
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Language
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Employs words that are unclear, inadequate
sentence structures
for clarity, errors are
seriously distracting.
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Word forms and sentence structures are adequate to
convey basic meaning. Errors cause noticeable distraction.
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Word forms are correct,
sentence structure is
effective. Presence of a few errors is not
distracting.
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Employs words with fluency, develops concise
standard English sentences, balances a variety of sentence structures
effectively.
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Spelling and
Grammar
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Writing contains
numerous errors in
spelling and grammar
which interfere with
comprehension.
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Frequent errors in
spelling and grammar
distract the reader
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While there are minor errors, the writing follows
normal conventions of spelling and grammar throughout
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The writing is essentially
error-free
in terms of spelling and
grammar.
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Development
of Ideas
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Most ideas
are
unsupported, confusion between personal and
external evidence,
reasoning flawed.
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Presents ideas in general
terms, support for ideas
is inconsistent, some
distinctions need
clarification, reasoning
unclear.
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Supports most ideas with
effective examples,
references, and details,
makes key distinctions
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Explores ideas thoroughly, supports points fully
using a
balance of subjective and objective evidence,
reasons effectively making useful distinctions.
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Purpose
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The purpose and focus
of the writing are not
clear to the reader
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The writer’s decisions
about focus,
organization, style, and
content sometimes
interfere with the purpose
of the writing.
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The writer has made good
decisions about focus, organization, style, and content so as to achieve the
purpose of the writing.
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The writer’s decision
about focus, organization, style, and
content fully elucidate
the purpose and keep
at the center of the
piece.
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Name ________________________________ OSHA topic _____________________ Date _____________ Revised Date ______
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