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    This document outlines the tasks and rubric for a research project. It includes 5 tasks: 1) conducting research and citing sources; 2) writing a report summarizing key facts; 3) writing letters in both active and passive voice; 4) expanding the report with additional facts and questions; and 5) writing an apology letter using proper grammar constructs. It provides criteria for mastery, accomplished, proficient, and beginning levels in areas like number of sources, writing structure, grammar, and completing the basic requirements of the task.

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    This document outlines the tasks and rubric for a research project. It includes 5 tasks: 1) conducting research and citing sources; 2) writing a report summarizing key facts; 3) writing letters in both active and passive voice; 4) expanding the report with additional facts and questions; and 5) writing an apology letter using proper grammar constructs. It provides criteria for mastery, accomplished, proficient, and beginning levels in areas like number of sources, writing structure, grammar, and completing the basic requirements of the task.

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    81 Elerubric

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    This document outlines the tasks and rubric for a research project. It includes 5 tasks: 1) conducting research and citing sources; 2) writing a report summarizing key facts; 3) writing letters in both active and passive voice; 4) expanding the report with additional facts and questions; and 5) writing an apology letter using proper grammar constructs. It provides criteria for mastery, accomplished, proficient, and beginning levels in areas like number of sources, writing structure, grammar, and completing the basic requirements of the task.

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    Unit1LookitUp(TheResearchProcess)

    EngagingLearningExperience/PerformanceTasksRubric

    Task
    1

    Task
    2

    Task
    3

    Mastery

    Accomplished

    Proficient

    Beginning

    AllAccomplished
    criteria
    plus:

    Morethanthree
    documentedsources

    Twoorfewertyping
    errors

    Researchguidingquestionis
    neithertoobroadnortoonarrow

    Threedocumented
    sources

    WorksCitedPage
    correctlyformatted
    foreachsource
    typed
    TimesNewRoman
    12ptfont
    properlypunctuated

    citations

    Threeorfewertyping
    errors

    Researchguidingquestioniseither
    toobroadortoonarrow

    Twodocumented
    sources

    WorksCitedPage
    correctlyformatted
    foreachsource
    typed
    TimesNewRoman
    12ptfont
    properlypunctuated

    citations

    Fiveorfewer
    typingerrors

    Researchguidingquestionis
    missing

    One
    documented
    source

    Sources
    documented
    incorrectly

    Tasktobe
    repeatedafter
    reteaching

    AllAccomplished
    criteria
    plus:

    Additionalfacts,no
    morethanfifteen

    Writtenpiece
    includesan
    introductionand
    conclusion

    Tenfacts

    Sixtoninefacts

    Factslistedinorder
    frombestto
    worst

    Writtenpieceistwo
    paragraphslong

    Mostrationalgivenforhowyou
    listedyourfactsinorderfrombestto
    worstislogical

    Afollowupquestionisposedfor
    sixtonineofthefacts

    Fiveorfewer
    facts

    Factsnot
    listedinorder
    frombestto
    worst

    Rationalnotgivenforhowyou
    listedyourfactsinorderfrombest
    toworstortherationalisnot
    logical
    Followupquestionsarenot
    posed

    Writtenpiece
    isone
    paragraph
    OR
    thereisnota
    writtenpiece

    Tasktobe
    repeatedafter
    reteaching

    AllAccomplished
    criteria
    plus:

    Oneletterwrittenin
    activevoiceall
    sentencesactive
    voice

    Oneletterwritten
    inpassivevoice
    allsentencesin
    passivevoice

    Writtenletterofno
    fewerthanten
    sentences

    Oneletterwrittenin
    activevoiceat
    leastsixsentences
    inactivevoice

    Oneletterwrittenin
    passivevoiceat
    leastsixsentences
    inpassivevoice

    Oneletterwritten
    inactivevoice
    atleastfivesentences
    inactivevoice

    Oneletterwrittenin
    passivevoiceat
    leastfivesentencesin
    passivevoice

    Fiveorfewertyping
    errors

    Oneletterwritten
    inactivevoice
    fourorless
    sentencesinactive
    voice

    Oneletterwritten
    inpassivevoice
    fourorless
    sentencesin
    passivevoice

    Tasktobe

    Factslistedinorder
    frombesttoworst

    Writtenpieceno
    longerthanthree
    paragraphs

    Therationaleforhowyoulisted
    yourfactsinorderfrombestto
    worstislogical

    Afollowupquestionisposedfor
    all10ofthefacts

    Unit1LookitUp(TheResearchProcess)
    EngagingLearningExperience/PerformanceTasksRubric

    Task
    4

    Task
    5

    Twoorfewer
    typingerrors

    Threeorfewertyping
    errors

    repeatedafter
    reteaching

    AllAccomplished
    criteria
    plus:

    Writtenpiece
    includestenor
    morefacts

    Twoorfewer
    typingerrors

    Writtenpieceincludes
    sevenofthetenfacts

    Anappropriatemoodisusedto
    fittheaudience/occasion

    Threeorfewertyping
    errors

    Writtenpiece
    includesfiveof
    thetenfacts

    Amostlyappropriatemoodisused
    tofittheaudience/occasion

    Fiveorfewertyping
    errors

    Writtenpiece
    includesfouror
    feweroftheten
    facts

    Themooddoesnotfitthe
    audience/occasion

    Tasktobe
    repeatedafter
    reteaching

    AllAccomplished
    criteria
    plus:

    ApologyLetter
    containsthreeor
    moreexamplesof
    thesubjunctive
    mood
    OR
    morethan
    threeexamplesof
    theconditionalmood

    Twoorfewer
    typingerrors

    Apologyletterisbetween150
    and100words

    Yourclientspositionisclear,the
    mediasargumentisclearlystated,
    andbyprovidingacounter
    argumentyoupersuadethe
    audiencetosympathisewithyour
    client.

    ApologyLetter
    containstwo
    examplesofthe
    subjunctivemood
    OR
    twoexamplesof
    conditionalmood

    Threeorfewertyping
    errors

    ApologyLetterisbetween100and
    50words

    Yourclientspositionismostly
    clear

    Themediasargumentcanbe
    inferred

    acounterargumentisprovided

    ApologyLetter
    containsone
    exampleofthe
    subjunctivemood
    OR
    oneexampleof
    conditionalmood

    Fiveorfewertyping
    errors

    ApologyLetteris50wordsor
    less

    Yourclientspositionisnotclear

    Themediasargumentcannot
    beinferred

    acounterargumentisnot
    provided

    ApologyLetter
    containsno
    examplesofthe
    subjunctivemood

    OR
    conditionalmood

    Tasktobe
    repeatedafter
    reteaching

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