Monday, February 17, 2014

VOTE 4 BEST STUDENT RUBRIC (personal literacy narratives)


 To cast your vote: (HW 2/19)


  1. Click HERE to view the student-generated Rubrics (there are a total of 3)
  2. Carefully review each rubric, noting the differences and similarities
  3. CAST YOUR VOTE: 
    • Choose the rubric that you like best/seems the most appropriate for this assignment
    • Next, CAST YOUR VOTE BY SUBMITTING A COMMENT TO THIS VERY POST
    • Formatting of your vote/comment should look like this: Rubric # + brief explanation of why you like this rubric the best

NOTE: winners receive extra credit/swing factor on their personal literacy narratives (if you are at, say, a B-, this extra credit could boost your grade to a B)

18 comments:

  1. SAMPLE VOTE: Rubric #3 because it includes the most detailed information about...(you be the judge)

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  2. Rubric number two because it has all the necessary components that a paper needs and is very easy to follow. It also focuses on the key points that this paper is supposed to have.

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  3. Rubric number two. It covers the requirements clearly and precisely. Guides us the best in terms of our direction for our paper.

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  4. Rubric Number 1. I believe that evidence is highly important, because revision is the only area where a person will improve.

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  5. Rubric #1 because it not only addresses the prompt requirements, but it also includes a section for tone, which is a very important part in our personal narratives. It allows for us to use our personal writing styles without much restriction.

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  6. Rubric #1 because I felt that the evidence of revisions was a bulky portion of our grade because of the amount of time and effort put towards editing and revising the essays

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  7. Rubric #1 because I feel like it covers all the important stuff that we have been working on in class. The bulk of the paper is evidence of revision and responds to prompt which are the main two things that we have been working on.

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  8. rubric #1 because its in the body paragraphs where its most important and it covers the main points in your paper.

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  9. rubric #2 because i feel like it covers everything that is required for this paper

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  10. number 3 because thesis and body are heavily weighted which i feel are the 2 most important factors.

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  11. Rubric number 2 because following the topic and explaining it with examples and references is the main goal of an essay. An essay is also structured accordingly with clear but elegant syntax and diction

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  12. Number 3 because the body and thesis are given the most points which is what the bulk of your paper should be revolved around.

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  13. Rubric #2 because it contains very clear and concise descriptions of the requirements. It also includes items such as reader engagement, stays on topic, clear thesis, and clear support. These are the most important aspects of any paper, especially relating to this one

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  14. Rubric #1 because it addresses all the main points the essay needs to have and the bulk of it is the revision portion because it shows evidence on where the writer improved .

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  15. Rubric #1 because I believe it addresses the main points of the assignment. Anyone that at least follows the directions of the assignment and shows clear evidence of revisions will at least get half credit for the assignment.

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  16. rubric #1 I think number one properly grades what we are suppose to do according to the prompt without adding more obstacles to what is suppose to be done already.

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  17. rubric 1 because it emphasizes on the more important ideas of the page.

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  18. Rubric #2. I believe rubric 2 effectively evaluates all things needed to write and produce good essay or personal literacy narrative content. My problems with 1 and 3 were some of the comments that were too specific or addressed superfluous points.

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