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Holistic Rubrics

This document outlines a holistic rubric for evaluating writing assignments on a scale of 0 to 5. A score of 5 indicates mastery of story elements, clear communication, creativity, and fluent language usage. A score of 4 is similar but allows for minor errors. A score of 3 meets some requirements but lacks originality and has organizational or grammatical issues. Lower scores of 2 and 1 mean the writing is difficult to understand and does not effectively address the prompt. A score of 0 means the assignment was left blank or completely ignored the prompt.

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Holistic Rubrics

This document outlines a holistic rubric for evaluating writing assignments on a scale of 0 to 5. A score of 5 indicates mastery of story elements, clear communication, creativity, and fluent language usage. A score of 4 is similar but allows for minor errors. A score of 3 meets some requirements but lacks originality and has organizational or grammatical issues. Lower scores of 2 and 1 mean the writing is difficult to understand and does not effectively address the prompt. A score of 0 means the assignment was left blank or completely ignored the prompt.

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Holistic Rubrics

Marks Descriptors
5  Demonstrates the ability to use appropriate beginning, plot, setting, scene, climax and ending
 Describes or narrates places/events/characters/atmosphere clearly
 Gives an appropriate title and the moral
 Uses appropriate vocabulary and varied sentence structures and linking words
 Shows creativity in exploiting the given outlines to create an interesting story.
 Presents over all meaning clearly and logically
 Uses rich content relevant to the topic
 Uses all the given cues/outlines
 Expresses interesting and unexpected ideas.
 Communicates ideas clearly and coherently
 Demonstrates fluent and authentic use of the language.
4  Demonstrates the ability to use appropriate beginning, plot, setting, scene, climax and ending
 Describes or narrates places/events/characters/atmosphere clearly
 Gives an appropriate title and the moral
 Uses appropriate vocabulary and varied sentence structures and linking words
 Shows creativity in exploiting the given outlines to create an interesting story.
 Presents over all meaning clearly and logically
 Uses rich content relevant to the topic
 Uses all the given cues/outlines
 Uses rich content relevant to the topic
 Uses most of the given cues/outlines
 Communicates ideas clearly and coherently
 Demonstrates fluent and authentic use of the language
 Has negligible errors in punctuation and mechanics
3  Presents some of the given cues/outlines but some effort is required to understand the overall
meaning
 Uses often irrelevant content and shows little or no originality
 Organizes ideas clearly and logically
 Careful and systematic flow of details/events in a story
 Shows evidence of continuity
 Overall communication of ideas is clear with some grammatical, punctuation and spelling errors
 Uses repeated and inconsistent vocabulary and sentence structures
 Has some errors in punctuation, mechanics and sentence structures
2  Provides inadequate use of the cues/outline
 Overall meaning can be understood but with considerable difficulty
 Content is often not relevant
 Just follows the given guideline
 Organizes ideas haphazardly
 Comprehension is frequently impeded
 Uses clumsy expression, lacking in clarity, not easy to follow
 Ineffective communication of ideas
 Frequent grammatical, punctuation and spelling errors
 Limited use of vocabulary and sentence structures
1  Ideas just copied
 Irrelevant or just copying question/instruction
 Hardly comprehensible
 Rarely fitted structures
0  Blank or unattempted answer
 Transliterated language use
 Gives completely irrelevant ideas

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