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Six Traits of Writing
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The six traits (plus one) of powerful writing are:
Click the trait for an individual rubric for each trait.
Ideas and Content--
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the heart of the writing; the main idea or story line
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Organization-------
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the internal structure--the form and flow (poetry form, essay form, paragraphing, story form)
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Voice---------------
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evidence of the writer; style and personality or excitement and sincerity; the author is committed, compelling, and credible
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Word Choice-------
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vocabulary or terminology; NIFTY NOUNS; VIVID VERBS; simile, metaphor, alliteration, mind movies, powerful descriptions, imagery, sensory images, technical vocabulary
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Sentence Fluency--
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rhythm, flow, sound; short and long sentences; differeing sentence beginnings
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Conventions-------
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penmanship, spelling, capitals, paragraphs, punctuation, grammar
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Text Presentation--
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the overall professional look of the paper
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*Adapted from:
Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory
101 SW Main, Suite 500, Portland, OR 97204
Telephone (503) 275-9500
Assessment & Evaluation: Six-Trait Writing Model
Six Traits of Writing
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