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Argumentative Essay (Copy)
6th grade English rubric for elementary school, 3 criteria, 4 levels
Elementary school6th gradeEnglish
| Criteria | Level 4 | Level 3 | Level 2 | Level 1 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Conventions Mastery | Conventions are consistently applied with no errors, demonstrating a strong command of language mechanics. | Conventions are mostly applied correctly with few errors, demonstrating a good command of language mechanics. | Conventions are applied inconsistently with several errors, indicating a developing command of language mechanics. | Conventions are rarely applied correctly with numerous errors, showing a limited command of language mechanics. |
| Evidence Integration | Evidence is thoroughly integrated and elaborated upon, providing clear support for the main ideas. | Evidence is integrated and explained, providing adequate support for the main ideas with some elaboration. | Evidence is included but may be inconsistently integrated or explained, offering limited support for the main ideas. | Evidence is minimally included and poorly integrated, providing little to no support for the main ideas. |
| Organizational Cohesion | The organization of the work is logical and cohesive, with clear transitions that enhance the flow of ideas. | The organization of the work is mostly logical and cohesive, with some transitions that support the flow of ideas but may be inconsistent at times. | The organization of the work shows some logical structure, but may lack cohesion, with transitions that are often unclear or missing, affecting the flow of ideas. | The organization of the work is unclear and disjointed, with little to no transitions, resulting in a confusing flow of ideas. |
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