Author: Julia Medina

Take the time to get the correct grammar in your job posting to make it sound as professional as possible!

Paragraph is missing or barely started.	The paragraph has many grammatical mistakes and/or the grammar makes it difficult to understand.	The paragraph has 2-3 grammatical mistakes and/or the grammar makes a paragraph difficult to understand.	The paragraph has 0-1 grammatical mistakes so the essay is easy to read and understand.
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This is the rubric for how many facts are in your Auror Job Posting. You should have a total of at least three.

Job posting is missing or barely started.	Facts do not support the job posting.	Only one fact cited from the text supports the explanation.	Only two pieces of evidence cited from the text supports the description of the event.	All three facts cited from the text help explain what an auror is.
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This rubric is for the bulleted list of job tasks that you will include in your job posting. Make sure it gives important information that someone wanting to be an auror would need to know!

List is missing or barely started.	List only describes one job task and/or contains 3 or more grammatical errors.	The list describes two job tasks and/or contains 1-2 grammatical errors.	The list describes at least three job tasks and has 0-1 grammatical errors
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This is the rubric for how well-written your paragraph is.

Attempt is missing or barely started.	Argument is disorganized and/or grammar inhibits a reader from understanding.	Argument is somewhat organized and/or grammar detracts from the reader’s understanding.	Argument is clearly organized and grammar does not restrict the reader’s understanding.
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This is the rubric for how many facts are in your article.

Paragraph is missing or barely started.	Evidence does not support the argument.	Only one piece of evidence cited from the text supports the argument.	Only two pieces of evidence cited from the text supports the description of the event.	All three pieces of evidence cited from the text support the argument.
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This is the rubric for how well-written your paragraph is, including grammar.

Attempt is missing or barely started.	Paragraph is disorganized and/or grammar inhibits a reader from understanding.	Paragraph is somewhat organized and/or grammar detracts from the reader’s understanding.	Paragraph is clearly organized and grammar does not restrict the reader’s understanding.
Missing	0	1	2

Review your work and give yourself a score. Explain why you gave your work this score.

This is the rubric for how many facts are in your paragraph.

Paragraph is missing or barely started.	Evidence does not support the topic.	Only one piece of evidence cited from the text supports the topic.	Only two pieces of evidence cited from the text supports the topic.	All three pieces of evidence cited from the text supports the topic.
Missing	0	1	2	3

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Use at least five facts in your news report to ensure that you giving your audience as much detail as possible. These facts are what makes your news trustworthy!

Article is missing or barely started.	There are less than 2 citations or the citations may be vague or unconnected to the event.	There are only 2-4 citations that are clear and connected to the event.	There are 5 citations that are clear and connected to the event.
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Quotes help your reader know that you understood the text thoroughly and they can trust your analysis. Use quotes wisely to make your point, and make an effective news report.

News Report is missing or barely started.	There are less than 2 quotes or the quotes may be difficult to interpret or unconnected to the event.	There are only 2 quotes that are clear and connected to the topic.	There are 3 quotes that are clear and connected to the topic.
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Take the time to get the grammar correct in your article. If there are grammatical mistakes, your audience may be distracted by the mistake and miss the main idea!

Essay is missing or barely started.	The news report has many grammatical mistakes and/or the grammar makes it difficult to understand.	The news report has 2-3 grammatical mistakes and/or the grammar makes a paragraph difficult to understand.	The news report has 0-1 grammatical mistakes so the essay is easy to read and understand.
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