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Keehn, Robin - Changing Places— Page 4
Exchanges: The On-line Journal of Teaching and Learning in the CSU

Before my students begin the task of evaluating their own essays, I take plenty of time to discuss each criterion and category. To identify the specific elements of writing I look for when evaluating their essays, I begin at the top of the Scoring Guide.


Essay Scoring Guide
A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1, F=0

Command of Assignment/Topic

To demonstrate a "Command of Assignment/Topic," a student must show that he or she has addressed all aspects of the written paper assignment, including the paper length.

A: Addresses the topic clearly and responds effectively to all aspects of the task
B: Clearly addresses the topic but responds to some aspects of the task more effectively than others
C: Addresses the topic but may slight some aspects of the task
D: Distorts or neglects some aspects of the task
F: Suggests confusion or an inability to comprehend the task


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