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This document is a rubric for grading argumentative essays. It evaluates students on identifying an issue, stating a claim, citing evidence to support the claim, explaining how the evidence supports the claim, presenting a counterargument, and rebutting the counterargument. Stronger essays clearly identify the issue, state the claim, cite and explain two pieces of evidence, present a counterargument, and rebut it, while weaker essays are missing one or more of these components.
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Race ca r rubric
- 1. Name _______________________________________________ Date_______________________ Class _________________ Score Restate Issue Answer Cite Evidence Explain Evidence Counterargument Rebuttal Opposing Argument Your evidence to disprove the counterargument. 2 Two pieces of evidence are presented. 1 Issue is clearly identified Claim is clearly stated One piece of evidence is presented. One piece of evidence is presented to support claim. A counterarguement is presented. A rebuttal to the counterargument is presented. 0 Issue is not identified. Claim is not present. No evidence is cited. No explanation of evidence to support claim No counterargument is presented. No rebuttal to the counterargument is presented. Rubric – Argumentation (R,A,C,E,Ca,R)