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Science · Grade 9–Grade 12

21 Grading Grids for Popular Essays and the Position Paper

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Take the guesswork and anxiety out of grading high school essays and research papers with our grading grids. 28 pages. Tired of the anxiety that comes from grading high school essays and research papers? Whether it’s persuasion, compare and contrast, how-to, newspaper writing, biography, or other popular high school essays,  the guesswork is gone. Your students will earn points based on how well their essays answer certain questions. For instance, in a persuasive essay, they could earn anywhere from 1-10 points based on how clearly their introductory paragraph introduces the topic and the student’s view. Some questions are more important than others, and the potential points in the grading grid sections reflect this. After you have evaluated all the questions and assigned the points, total the numbers to reveal the grade. 28 pages. Download the first grading grid here. IF YOU PURCHASED THE 2ND EDITION OF THE TEACHER’S GUIDE TO THE POWER IN YOUR HANDS , YOU ALREADY HAVE THESE GRIDS!

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Rivera Family4 / 5
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Canada · short daily sessions

We enjoyed using 21 Grading Grids for Popular Essays and the Position Paper in our morning learning block. It helped with starting a conversation about how things work. We would use it again alongside the resources we already enjoy.

The James family3 / 5
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Canada · following questions as they arise

We found a useful place for 21 Grading Grids for Popular Essays and the Position Paper at the kitchen table. It helped with giving our science time a clearer direction. A useful resource, though we needed to adapt more than we expected.

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Canada · learning through conversation

We were glad we made time for 21 Grading Grids for Popular Essays and the Position Paper when we wanted a change of pace. It helped with connecting a topic with what we notice outside. We liked having a resource to return to instead of starting from scratch.