English
Elective Course Rubrics
4th Quarter Assessment
- Language Studies (½ year)
- Creative Writing 1 (½ year)
- Diverse Perspectives in Literature (½ year)
- English Lab 9 (½ year) (SHS)
- People in Literature
- Reading (SHS)
- Science Fiction and Fantasy (½ year)
- Speech (½ year)
- Sports Literature (½ year)
- Writing Workshop (½ year) (SHS)
English Co-Curricular Course Rubrics
4th Quarter Assessment
- AVID
- SAT Review (SHS)
- Communications
- Journalism
- Yearbook: Design and Publications (SHS)
- UConn Prep (SHS)
English Course Rubrics
4th Quarter Assessment
Requirements:
English 9 -
Students will read two texts and one visual source on a particular issue. They will respond to four questions to demonstrate proficiency in reading standards.
Each question is scored on a three-point scale (2= sufficient, 1=limited, 0=insufficient).
Then, the total number of points is translated as follows:
- 7-8 total points equals Reading Rubric Score 4; 5-6 total points equals Reading Rubric Score 3; 3-4 total points equals Reading Rubric Score 2; 1-2 total points equals Reading Rubric Score 1.
English 10 -
Students will read two texts and one visual source on a particular issue. They will respond to four questions to demonstrate proficiency in reading standards.
Each question is scored on a three-point scale (2= sufficient, 1=limited, 0=insufficient).
Then, the total number of points is translated as follows:
- 7-8 total points equals Reading Rubric Score 4; 5-6 total points equals Reading Rubric Score 3; 3-4 total points equals Reading Rubric Score 2; 1-2 total points equals Reading Rubric Score 1.
English 11 -
Students will read three texts and one visual source on a particular issue. They will respond to four questions to demonstrate proficiency in reading standards.
Each question is scored on a three-point scale (2= sufficient, 1=limited, 0=insufficient).
Then, the total number of points is translated as follows:
- 7-8 total points equals Reading Rubric Score 4; 5-6 total points equals Reading Rubric Score 3; 3-4 total points equals Reading Rubric Score 2; 1-2 total points equals Reading Rubric Score 1.
English 12 -
Students will read three texts and one visual source on a particular issue. They will respond to four questions to demonstrate proficiency in reading standards.
Each question is scored on a three-point scale (2= sufficient, 1=limited, 0=insufficient).
Then, the total number of points is translated as follows:
- 7-8 total points equals Reading Rubric Score 4; 5-6 total points equals Reading Rubric Score 3; 3-4 total points equals Reading Rubric Score 2; 1-2 total points equals Reading Rubric Score 1.
English Resource Links
- Literature Resources from NewsBank Access World News
- People Resources from NewsBank Access World News
- World Cultures Resources from NewsBank Access World News
- Of Mice and Men - Steinbeck
- Romeo and Juliet - Shakespeare
- Oedipus Rex - Sophocles
- To Kill a Mockingbird - Lee
- The Odyssey - Homer
- Raisin in the Sun - Lorraine Hansberry
- Persepolis- Satrapi
- Annie John - Kincaid
- All Quiet on the Western Front - Remarque
- Chronicle of a Death Foretold - Marquez
- The Catcher in the Rye - Salinger
- The Dew Breaker - Danticat
- Lord of the Flies - Golding
- Othello - Shakespeare
- A Lesson Before Dying- Ernest Gaines
- The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn - Twain
- The Great Gatsby - Fitzgerald
- The Autobiography of Malcolm X - Haley
- The Awakening - Chopin
- The Sun Also Rises - Hemingway
- The Scarlet Letter - Hawthorne
- Death of a Salesman - Miller
- Kindred - Octavia Butler
- Fences - Frederick Kittel
- Homegoing - Yaa Gyasi
- Frankenstein - Shelley
- Grendel - Gardner
- Invisible Man - Ellison
- The Stranger - Camus
- The Things They Carried - O'Brien
- Things Fall Apart - Achebe
- No-No Boy - John Okada
- Breath, Eyes, Memory - Edwidge Danticat
- Namesake- Jhumpa Lahiri
- Novelist Plus (Ferguson; 2111800 + your student ID# is your library card number / PIN = 9999)
- Gale Literature Criticism Online
Knightly Review