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English 212 (Late British Poetry)

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RUBRIC FOR ASSESSMENT OF ESSAYS OF LITERARYANALYSIS AND THE RESEARCH PAPERAA clearly delineated idea is presented by a thesis elaborated into a three-pointenunciation; the discussion is full, and ideas are sustained for a thoroughpresentation of the thesis; the response exhibits a maturity of mind and expressionby being incisive, focused, responsibly addressed, and containing manyappropriate, persuasive textual references (especially many quotations); theresponse will often contain a unique, original insight from the student’sinteraction with the text. For the research paper, at least 4-5 secondary sourcesare used effectively to support the thesis.BAn idea is presented in a thesis elaborated into a three-point enunciation; anattempt is made to offer a sustained discussion; the paper meets the minimumlength requirements; the response is focused and responsibly addressed andcontains a few appropriate textual references (especially quotations); the responseshows that the student has read the text and can utilize it to prove a thesis. For theresearch paper, at least 4-5 secondary sources are used effectively to support thethesis.CAn idea is stated weakly in a thesis which may or may not be elaborated orenunciated; some discussion which supports the thesis is present, but thediscussion is superficial; the paper might be less than the minimum requiredlength; the response is unfocused with few or no textual references (especiallyquotations); the response does not show that the student has done a close readingof the text. For the research paper, some secondary source references are used tosupport the thesis, but they are too few and/or too ineffective.NCSome attempt has been made to respond to the prompt, but discussion issuperficial and brief; the response is unfocused; the writing exhibits little or notattempt at organization with a delineated thesis; the response contains nosignificant evidence of the student’s familiarity with the text. Few valid oreffective secondary references are used to support the thesis.If otherwise effective content is undermined by mechanics/usage errors, at least onerubric designation will be lost. For the research paper there must be adherence torequirements of MLA style; if MLA style is inaccurate, at least one rubricdesignation will be lost.

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