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Indiana ILEARN

Indiana ILEARN Argumentative Writing Rubric

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Official Indiana ILEARN assessment rubric for argumentative writing. Evaluates claim development, evidence use, organization, and language conventions for Indiana state standards.

English

Grade 3

Grade 4

Grade 5

Grade 6

Grade 7

Grade 8

16 points

Rubric Details

Standard: Indiana ILEARN
Subject: English
Grade Level: 3-8
Total Points: 16
Criteria: 4 categories
Assignment Type: essay

Rubric Criteria

Criteria	Exceeds(4 pts)	Meets(3 pts)	Approaching(2 pts)	Beginning(1 pt)
Claim/Position Establishment and maintenance of a clear claim	Establishes and maintains a clear, compelling claim with sophisticated awareness of audience and purpose	Establishes and maintains a clear claim appropriate to audience and purpose	Establishes a claim but may not maintain it consistently throughout	Claim is unclear, unfocused, or missing
Evidence and Reasoning Use of evidence and logical reasoning to support claim	Provides thorough, convincing evidence with insightful reasoning that fully supports the claim	Provides relevant evidence with clear reasoning that supports the claim	Provides some evidence but reasoning may be weak or incomplete	Little or no evidence; reasoning is unclear or absent
Organization Logical structure and use of transitions	Skillfully organized with seamless transitions and a compelling progression of ideas	Logically organized with clear transitions and coherent progression	Some organization present but may be inconsistent; transitions may be weak	Little or no organization; lacks clear structure
Language and Conventions Command of language, syntax, and conventions	Demonstrates sophisticated command of language with varied syntax and precise word choice; minimal errors	Demonstrates adequate command of language and conventions; errors do not impede understanding	Demonstrates partial command; errors may occasionally impede understanding	Demonstrates limited command; frequent errors impede understanding