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  1. Revision Rubric English 11 Brad Hutchinson

  2. Ideas and Development • A clear, intriguing message or story • Unusual details • Original insights or a unique perspective • Takes the reader into the author's world • Based on experience and imagination

  3. Ideas and Development The Key - Does the writer go beyond the obvious to create an intriguing picture for the reader?

  4. Organization • A great lead to hook the reader • Clear transitions - with a surprise or two • A main point or storyline to which all details connect • Pacing that doesn't push and shove or bog the reader down • A strong ending that leaves the reader feeling as if the piece is complete

  5. Organization The Key - Does the organizational flow keep the reader reading? Keep the reader hooked?

  6. Voice • Writing that bears the fingerprints of this writer • Text a reader would love to read about • A reader would feel that the writer is speaking right to him or her

  7. Voice The Key – Would a reader want to share this piece of writing with others? Would a reader want to keep reading?

  8. Word Choice • Wording and phrasing are memorable and lyrical • Words create pictures in the reader's mind • Strong verbs lend the writing power • Specific nouns paint a clear picture

  9. Word Choice The Key - Would key words or phrases linger in a reader’s mind?

  10. Sentence Fluency • Sentences are easy to read, silently or aloud • Sentence beginnings are variable and purposeful • The writer is playful with style - short punchy sentences pop up amid the longer ones • Rhythmic, expressive phrasing enhances voice

  11. Sentence Fluency The Key - Is it fun to read aloud? Could a reader read this piece aloud with expression?