Grading Rubric for Most Assignments:
"What does a 5 mean?"
5 - Assignment is finished. Shows complete understanding of vocabulary, themes, and sequence. Answers are in complete sentences or questions are written out.
4 - Assignment is finished. Shows general understanding of vocabulary, themes, and sequence. Answers are in complete sentences or questions are written out.
3 - Shows adequate understanding of vocabulary, themes, and sequence, and/or answers were not in complete sentences or questions are written out.
2 - Shows partial understanding of vocabulary, themes, and sequence or answers were not in complete sentences or questions are written out.
1 - Shows lack of understanding of vocabulary, themes, and sequence, and answers were not in complete sentences or questions are written out.
(Sometimes decimal points are used for grades, for example: an assignment isn't perfect, so it can't get a 5(100%), but it doesn't deserve a 4/B, therefore, the paper is given a 4.5/A-).
UPA Rubrics
UPA rubrics are usually a 4 point rubric, given to the student prior to completing the assessment.
For the FCAT Writing Rubric, click the link below:
http://fcat.fldoe.org/pdf/rubrcw10.pdf
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