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    BGB Business Letter Rubric

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    The rubric evaluates business letters on organization and appearance, content, and language usage. It assesses elements like letter components, formatting, introduction, purpose, explanations, tone, punctuation, and spelling. Letters are scored on a scale of 1 to 4 in each category, with exemplary letters accurately following business letter format, clearly introducing the topic and purpose, appropriately supporting the main idea, and having proper language mechanics.

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    The rubric evaluates business letters on organization and appearance, content, and language usage. It assesses elements like letter components, formatting, introduction, purpose, explanations, tone, punctuation, and spelling. Letters are scored on a scale of 1 to 4 in each category, with exemplary letters accurately following business letter format, clearly introducing the topic and purpose, appropriately supporting the main idea, and having proper language mechanics.

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    The rubric evaluates business letters on organization and appearance, content, and language usage. It assesses elements like letter components, formatting, introduction, purpose, explanations, tone, punctuation, and spelling. Letters are scored on a scale of 1 to 4 in each category, with exemplary letters accurately following business letter format, clearly introducing the topic and purpose, appropriately supporting the main idea, and having proper language mechanics.

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    BGB Business Letter Rubric

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    The rubric evaluates business letters on organization and appearance, content, and language usage. It assesses elements like letter components, formatting, introduction, purpose, explanations, tone, punctuation, and spelling. Letters are scored on a scale of 1 to 4 in each category, with exemplary letters accurately following business letter format, clearly introducing the topic and purpose, appropriately supporting the main idea, and having proper language mechanics.

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    Rubric for BGB Business Letter

    Criteria 4 – Exemplary 3 – Accomplished 2 – Developing 1 – Beginning

     Accurately uses correct  Mostly uses correct business Some noticeable errors in use Several noticeable errors in use
    business letter components letter components (heading, of correct business letter of correct business letter
    (heading, greeting, introduction, greeting, introduction, body, components (heading, components (heading,
    Organization body, closure, signature) closure, signature) greeting, introduction, body, greeting, introduction, body,
    &  Typed, using formal spacing,  Typed with few problems in closure, signature) closure, signature)
    font, and format spacing, font, or format Letter typed with frequent Letter not typed; informal
    Appearance problems in spacing, font, or format used and hard to read
    4 format 1
    5 3
     Letter includes proper  Introduction of project concept Introduction is missing a Introduction is too vague or
    introduction of the project and or student may be less formal component broad and lacks personal
    the student  Letter clearly states the Purpose of letter is unclear connection
     Letter clearly states the purpose More explanations or facts need Purpose of letter is unclear
    purpose  Some explanations or facts to be used to support the main Main idea is not supported by
     Appropriate explanations or used to support the main idea idea explanations or facts
    facts used to support the main  Somewhat hard to follow Hard to follow Letter rambles; hard to follow
    Content idea  Thanks the reader and Missing component of the or understand
     Shows appreciation and provides contact information conclusion No contact information is
    provides contact information  Tone is generally appropriate Tone is too formal or too included
     Easy to follow for intended audience informal for intended Tone is inappropriate for
     Tone is appropriate for 16-19 audience intended audience
    intended audience
    20 0-11
    12-15
     Accurate use of punctuation  One or two mistakes with More than two mistakes in Incorrect use of punctuation or
    an grammar punctuation or grammar punctuation or grammar grammar throughout the letter
    Language  No spelling or capitalization  One or two spelling or More than two spelling errors Frequent spelling errors distract
    Usage errors capitalization errors 5-6 from letter
    0-4
    10 7-9

    Modified from Texas Education Agency = Final Score /35

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