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4-Excelling
Meaning
demonstrates a thorough
understanding of a topic or
text
states a claim that is
connected to the task and
purpose
may include minor
inaccuracies that do not
interfere with the overall
meaning
3-Proficient
2-Partially Proficient
demonstrates an
understanding of a topic
or text
states an opinion that
demonstrates an
understanding of the task
and purpose
may include minor
inaccuracies that do not
interfere with the overall
meaning
demonstrates a literal
understanding of a topic
or text
states a superficial
opinion that is generally
connected to the task
and/or purpose
inaccuracies interfere with
the overall meaning
Development
incomplete, vague, or
largely underdeveloped
little to no use of facts,
details, or other
information*
provides no or an
inaccurate explanation of
how reasons support the
opinion
4-Excelling
establishes an evident
organizational structure
through the grouping of
related information into
paragraphs or sections
Organization
Language
3-Proficient
2-Partially Proficient
groups related
information into
paragraphs or sections
introduction and
conclusion relates to the
opinion/information
presented
uses appropriate
transition words to
connect ideas and
reasons with examples
exhibits no organizational
structure
introduction and/or
conclusion may be missing
or unrelated to the
information or opinion
presented
few or no transition words
are used
topic
uses persuasive
techniques** to convince
readers
skillfully varies sentence
structure for meaning and
reader/listener interest
Conventions
topic
varies sentence structure
for meaning and
reader/listener interest
topic
attempts to vary sentence
structure for meaning and
reader/listener interest
topic
does not vary sentence
structure for meaning and
reader/listener interest
**For a level 4, persuasive techniques may include, but are not limited to, repetition, figurative language, direct address, emotional appeals, and
rhetorical questioning.