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Historical Perspectives: Exploring the Holocaust Through Primary Sources Rubric

2 - Approaching 1 - Does Not Meet


Criteria 4 - Exceeds Expectations 3 - Meets Expectations
Expectations Expectations

Student expertly identifies the Student accurately Student partially identifies Student struggles to identify
author’s point of view or identifies the author's point the author's point of view the author's point of view or
Identification
purpose and provides a of view or purpose with a or purpose with minimal purpose and does not
of Author's
detailed explanation of the clear explanation of the reference to the author's effectively reference the
Point of View author's background, author's background, background, experiences, author's background,
experiences, and motives. experiences, and motives. and motives. experiences, or motives.

Student provides an insightful Student provides a clear Student provides an


Student provides a basic
analysis of how the author analysis of how the author inadequate analysis with
analysis with limited
Analysis of conveys their point of view or conveys their point of view few or no examples to
examples of how the
Text purpose through the text, or purpose through the text, support how the author
author conveys their point
using multiple pieces of using appropriate examples conveys their point of view
of view or purpose.
detailed evidence for support. for support. or purpose.

Student skillfully analyzes the Student analyzes the text,


Student identifies some Student fails to identify
text, identifying nuanced correctly identifying
Use of aspects of language, tone, relevant language, tone, or
language, tone, and bias, and language, tone, and bias,
Language, and bias but makes limited bias, or does not connect
links these elements directly and connects these to the
Tone, and Bias connections to the author's these elements to the
to the author's perspective author's perspective with
perspective. author's perspective.
with comprehensive evidence. clear evidence.

Evidence and Student provides extensive Student provides clear Student provides some Student provides few or no
2 - Approaching 1 - Does Not Meet
Criteria 4 - Exceeds Expectations 3 - Meets Expectations
Expectations Expectations

detailed examples from the examples that somewhat


examples from the text that relevant examples to
text that are thoughtfully support their analysis, but
effectively support their support their analysis, or the
Examples selected to support their may not be directly related
analysis of the author's examples are incorrect or
analysis of the author's to the author's viewpoint or
viewpoint or purpose. irrelevant.
viewpoint or purpose. purpose.

This rubric is designed to assess the understanding and analytical skills of 6th-grade students as they explore the
Holocaust through primary source documents. The focus is on accurately identifying authors' perspectives, analyzing the
conveyance of those perspectives through language, tone, and bias, and supporting their analysis with evidence from the
texts.

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