
TZHS English Department Grading Rubrics
REGENTS TASK 1 RUBRIC
LISTENING
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| Meaning: the extent to which the response exhibits sound understanding, interpretation, and analysis of the task and text(s) | -reveal an
in-depth analysis of the text -make insightful connections between information and ideas in the text and the assigned task |
-convey a thorough
understanding of the text -make clear and explicit connections between information and ideas in the text and the assigned task |
-convey a basic
understanding of the text -make implicit connections between information and ideas in the text and the assigned task |
-convey a basic
understanding of the text -make few or superficial connections and ideas in the text and the assigned task |
-convey a vague or
inaccurate understanding of the text -allude to the text but make unclear or unwarranted connections to the assigned task |
-provide no
evidence of textual understanding -make no connections between information in the text and the assigned task |
| Development: the extent to which ideas are elaborated using specific and relevant evidence from the text(s) | -develop ideas clearly and fully, making effective use of a wide range of relevant and specific details from the text | -develop ideas clearly and consistently. Using relevant and specific details from the text | -develop ideas inconsistently, using relevant details from the text | -develop ideas simply, using some details from the text | -are largely undeveloped, hinting at ideas that are sketchy, vague, irrelevant, or repetitive | -are minimal, with no evidence of development |
| Organization: the extent to which the response exhibits direction, shape, and coherence | -maintain a clear
and appropriate focus -exhibit a logical and coherent structure through effective use of appropriate devices and transitions |
-maintain a clear
and appropriate focus -exhibit a logical sequence of ideas through the use of appropriate devices and transitions |
-maintain a clear
and appropriate focus -exhibit a rudimentary structure but may include some inconsistencies or irrelevancies |
-establish, but
fail to maintain, an appropriate focus -exhibit uneven organization |
-lack an appropriate focus, but suggest some organization | -show no focus or organization |
| Language Use: the extent to which the response reveals an awareness of audience and purpose through effective use of words, sentence structure, and sentence variety | -are stylistically
sophisticated, using original and precise language with a notable sense of
voice and awareness of audience and purpose -vary structure and length of sentences for effect |
use language that
is fluent and engaging, with some awareness of audience and purpose -show consistent use of sentences that are varied in length and structure |
-use appropriate
language, with some awareness of audience and purpose -occasionally vary length and structure of sentences |
-rely on language
from the text and basic vocabulary -rely on sentences that are unvaried in length and structure |
-use language that
is imprecise or unsuitable for the audience or purpose -rely on sentences that lack variety and may be constructed incorrectly |
-are minimal -use language that is incoherent or inappropriate -violate basic rules of sentence structure |
| Conventions: the extent to which the response exhibits conventional spelling, punctuation, para-graphing, capitalization, grammar, and usage | -demonstrate control of the conventions | -demonstrate control of the conventions, with very few minor errors that have no effect on comprehension | -demonstrate partial control, exhibiting some sentence-level errors that do not hinder comprehension | -demonstrate partial control, exhibiting errors that occasionally hinder comprehension | -demonstrate a lack of control, exhibiting many errors that make comprehension difficult | -are minimal -may be illegible or not recognizable as English |
REGENTS TASK 2 RUBRIC CHARTS AND GRAPHS
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| Meaning: the extent to which the response exhibits sound understanding, interpretation, and analysis of the task and text(s) | -reveal an
in-depth analysis of the documents -make insightful connections between information and ideas in the documents and the assigned task |
-convey a thorough
understanding of the documents -make clear and explicit connections between information and ideas in the documents and the assigned task |
-convey a basic
understanding of the text -make implicit connections between information and ideas in the text and the assigned task |
-convey a basic
understanding of the documents* -make few or superficial connections and ideas in the documents and the assigned task |
-convey a vague or
inaccurate understanding of the documents -allude to the text but make unclear or unwarranted connections to the assigned task |
-provide no
evidence of understanding -make no connections between information in the text and the assigned task |
| Development: the extent to which ideas are elaborated using specific and relevant evidence from the text(s) | -develop ideas clearly and fully, making effective use of a wide range of relevant and specific details from the documents | -develop ideas clearly and consistently. Using relevant and specific details from the documents | -develop ideas inconsistently, using relevant details from the text | -develop ideas simply, using some details from the documents | -are largely undeveloped, hinting at ideas that are sketchy, vague, irrelevant, or repetitive | -are minimal, with no evidence of development |
| Organization: the extent to which the response exhibits direction, shape, and coherence | -maintain a clear
and appropriate focus -exhibit a logical and coherent structure through effective use of appropriate devices and transitions |
-maintain a clear
and appropriate focus -exhibit a logical sequence of ideas through the use of appropriate devices and transitions |
-maintain a clear
and appropriate focus -exhibit a rudimentary structure but may include some inconsistencies or irrelevancies |
-establish, but
fail to maintain, an appropriate focus -exhibit uneven organization |
-lack an appropriate focus, but suggest some organization | -show no focus or organization |
| Language Use: the extent to which the response reveals an awareness of audience and purpose through effective use of words, sentence structure, and sentence variety | -are stylistically
sophisticated, using original and precise language with a notable sense of
voice and awareness of audience and purpose -vary structure and length of sentences for effect |
use language that
is fluent and engaging, with some awareness of audience and purpose -show consistent use of sentences that are varied in length and structure |
-use appropriate
language, with some awareness of audience and purpose -occasionally vary length and structure of sentences |
-rely on language
from the documents and basic vocabulary -rely on sentences that are unvaried in length and structure |
-use language that
is imprecise or unsuitable for the audience or purpose -rely on sentences that lack variety and may be constructed incorrectly |
-are minimal -use language that is incoherent or inappropriate |
| Conventions: the extent to which the response exhibits conventional spelling, punctuation, para-graphing, capitali-zation, grammar, and usage | -demonstrate control of the conventions | -demonstrate control of the conventions, with very few minor errors that have no effect on comprehension | -demonstrate partial control, exhibiting some sentence-level errors that do not hinder comprehension | -demonstrate partial control, exhibiting errors that occasionally hinder comprehension | -demonstrate a lack of control, exhibiting many errors that make comprehension difficult | -are minimal -may be illegible or not recognizable as English |
REGENTS TASK 3 RUBRIC TWO GENRES
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| Meaning: the extent to which the response exhibits sound understanding, interpretation, and text(s) | -establish a
controlling idea that reveals an in-depth analysis of both texts -make insightful connections between the ideas in each text and the elements or techniques used to convey those ideas |
-establish a
controlling idea that reveals a thorough understanding of both texts -make clear and explicit connections between the ideas in each text and the elements or techniques used to convey those ideas |
-establish a
controlling idea that shows a basic understanding of both texts -make implicit connections between the ideas in each text and the elements or techniques used to convey those ideas |
-establish a
controlling idea that shows a basic understanding of the texts* -make few or superficial connections between the ideas in the texts and the elements or techniques used to convey those ideas |
-show a vague or
incomplete understanding of the texts -fail to establish a controlling idea -allude to the texts but omit references to literary elements or techniques |
-provide no
evidence of textual understanding -make no connections between ideas in the texts and literary elements or techniques |
| Development: the extent to which ideas are elaborate using specific and relevant evidence from the text(s) | -develop ideas clearly and fully, making effective use of generalization, specific references, and relevant quotations from both texts | -develop ideas clearly and consistently, using relevant and specific details from both texts | -develop ideas inconsistently, using relevant details form both texts | -develop ideas simply, using some details from the texts | -are incomplete or largely undeveloped, hinting at ideas that are sketchy, vague, irrelevant, or unjustified | -are minimal, with no evidence of development |
| Organization: the extent to which the response exhibits direction, shape, and coherence | -maintain the
focus established by the controlling ideas -exhibit a logical and coherent structure through effective use of appropriate devices and transitions |
-maintain the
focus established by the controlling idea -exhibit a logical sequence of ideas through the use of appropriate devices and transitions |
-maintain a clear
and appropriate focus -exhibit a rudimentary structure but may include some inconsistencies or irrelevancies |
-establish, but
fail to maintain, an appropriate focus -exhibit uneven organization |
-lack an appropriate focus, but suggest some organization | -show no focus or organization |
| Language Use: the extent to which the response reveals an awareness of audience and purpose through effective use of words, sentence structure, and sentence variety | -are stylistically
sophisticated, using original and precise language with a notable sense of
voice and awareness of audience and purpose -vary structure and length of sentences for effect |
use language that
is fluent and engaging, with some awareness of audience and purpose -show consistent use of sentences that are varied in length and structure |
-use appropriate
language, with some awareness of audience and purpose -occasionally vary length and structure of sentences |
-use basic
vocabulary -rely on sentences that are unvaried in length and structure |
-use language that
is imprecise or unsuitable for the audience or purpose -rely on sentences that lack variety and may be constructed incorrectly |
-are minimal -use language that is incoherent or inappropriate -violate basic rules of sentence structure |
| Conventions: the extent to which the response exhibits conventional spelling, punctuation, para-graphing, capitali-zation, grammar, and usage | -demonstrate control of the conventions | -demonstrate control of the conventions, with very few minor errors that have no effect on comprehension | -demonstrate partial control, exhibiting some sentence-level errors that do not hinder comprehension | -demonstrate partial control, exhibiting errors that occasionally hinder comprehension | -demonstrate a lack of control, exhibiting many errors that make comprehension difficult | -are minimal -may be illegible or not recognizable as English |
REGENTS TASK 4 RUBRIC CRITICAL LENS
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| Meaning: the extent to which the response exhibits sound understanding, interpretation, and analysis of the task and text(s) | -provide an
interpretation of the "critical lens" that is faithful to the complexity
of the statement and clearly establishes the criteria for analysis -make insightful connections between the criteria for analysis and the chosen texts |
-provide an
interpretation of the "critical lens" that clearly establishes the
criteria for analysis -make clear and explicit connections between the criteria for analysis and the chosen texts |
-provide an
interpretation of the "critical lens" that establishes the criteria for
analysis -make implicit connections between the criteria and the chosen texts |
-provide an
interpretation of the "critical lens" that suggests the criteria for
analysis -make few or superficial connections between the criteria and the chosen text* |
-provide a vague
or confusing interpretation of the "critical lens" -may allude to the "critical lens" but do not use it to analyze the chosen texts |
-don not refer to
the "critical lens" -reflect minimal analysis of the chosen texts |
| Development: the extent to which ideas are elaborated using specific and relevant evidence from the text(s) | -develop ideas clearly and fully, making effective use of appropriate literary elements and techniques in both texts | -develop ideas clearly and consistently, using relevant and specific references to appropriate literary elements and techniques in both texts | -develop ideas inconsistently, using relevant details from both text | -develop ideas simply, using some details from the texts | -are incomplete or largely undeveloped, hinting at ideas that are sketchy, vague, irrelevant, or unjustified | -are minimal, with no evidence of development |
| Organization: the extent to which the response exhibits direction, shape, and coherence | -maintain focus
established by the critical lens -exhibit a logical and coherent structure through effective use of appropriate devices and transitions |
-maintain the
focus established by the critical lens -exhibit a logical sequence of ideas through the use of appropriate devices and transitions |
-maintain a clear
and appropriate focus -exhibit a rudimentary structure but may include some inconsistencies or irrelevancies |
-establish, but
fail to maintain, an appropriate focus -exhibit uneven organization |
-lack an appropriate focus, but suggest some organization | -show no focus or organization |
| Language Use: the extent to which the response reveals an awareness of audience and purpose through effective use of words, sentence structure, and sentence variety | -are stylistically
sophisticated, using original and precise language with a notable sense of
voice and awareness of audience and -vary structure and length of sentences for effect |
use language that
is fluent and engaging, with some awareness of audience and purpose -show consistent use of sentences that are varied in length and structure |
-use appropriate
language, with some awareness of audience and purpose -occasionally vary length and structure of sentences |
-use basic
vocabulary -rely on sentences that are unvaried in length and structure |
-use language that
is imprecise or unsuitable for the audience or purpose -rely on sentences that lack variety and may be constructed incorrectly |
-are minimal -use language that is incoherent or inappropriate -violate basic rules of sentence structure |
| Conventions: the extent to which the response exhibits conventional spelling, punctuation, para-graphing, capitali-zation, grammar, and usage | -demonstrate control of the conventions | -demonstrate control of the conventions, with very few minor errors that have no effect on comprehension | -demonstrate partial control, exhibiting some sentence-level errors that do not hinder comprehension | -demonstrate partial control, exhibiting errors that occasionally hinder comprehension | -demonstrate a lack of control, exhibiting many errors that make comprehension difficult | -are minimal -may be illegible or not recognizable as English |
