Persuasive essay rubric year 10

There is one common structure for persuasive essays. Introduction: State the thesis (a statement that answers the question, and subsequently, links all the arguments together). Briefly introduce the text (if relevant) and the arguments that will be explored. Argument one: Introduce the first key idea that supports your thesis.

In Year 9 English, you might come across a variety of persuasive essays. Sometimes, you may be asked to write a persuasive essay in response to moral or political question. For example, “ Should same-sex marriage be allowed? ” or “ Should primary school students wear a uniform ?”

We also have a version of this rubric adapted for students, and a NAPLAN marking guide for narrative writing. If you're looking to keep track of your class's progress as a whole, we also have this Year 6 English Assessment Grid, which you might find useful.

GRADING RUBRIC FOR ESSAYS (From HCC History Professor, Ed Carroll)   ADDRESSING THE TOPIC Range from 0 to 10 points 0-4 mentions the topic in a few words misses the point almost entirely