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Not Yet (1) |
Developing (3) |
Strong (5) |
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The summary states the main idea of the text and provides the source in a topic sentence. |
The main idea is not accurately identified or clearly stated. The source is missing or incomplete. |
The topic is accurately reflected, but the main idea is incomplete. The source is incomplete. |
The main idea is clear, complete and reflects text structure. The source is complete. |
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The summary identifies the essential supporting information. |
The summary includes limited aspects of the text and/or information copied from the text. |
The summary includes several important ideas, some in the studentís own words. |
All or nearly all essential supporting ideas are stated in the studentís own words. |
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The summary develops ideas. |
Ideas in the writing are limited or unclear. |
Ideas in the writing are defined, but development is general. |
Ideas in the writing are clear and focused. |
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The summary reflects organization. |
Organization is lacking or confusing. |
Organization doesnít confuse, but is not consistent. |
Organization is logical and effective. |