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The document outlines a structured approach for evaluating a narrative assessment, focusing on the analysis of original and fanfiction texts across various elements such as setting, plot, and characterization. It includes a rubric for grading the analysis based on content and grammar, specifying criteria for performance levels. The evaluation process emphasizes the importance of detailed explanations for any changes made in the narrative.

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The document outlines a structured approach for evaluating a narrative assessment, focusing on the analysis of original and fanfiction texts across various elements such as setting, plot, and characterization. It includes a rubric for grading the analysis based on content and grammar, specifying criteria for performance levels. The evaluation process emphasizes the importance of detailed explanations for any changes made in the narrative.

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Evaluating a Narrative Assessment

Step 1: Original Story Analysis


Analyze the original text from your selected text in the first column.

Step 2: Fanfiction Analysis


Analyze the changes you made in each element in the fanfiction narrative in the second
column.

Step 3: Explanation
Explain the reason why you changed the details or stayed true to the original story in the
third column. This response should be a full paragraph.

All answers should be in complete sentences.

Element Original Text My Narrative Explanation

Setting

Plot

Characterization

Conflict

Point of View

Theme

Tone

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trademark of Florida Virtual School.
Dialogue

Intentional
Narrative
Technique
Change

Reflection

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trademark of Florida Virtual School.
Evaluating a Narrative Rubric

On Target Almost There Needs Improvement


40-31 points 30-21 points 20-0 points

 Includes a detailed  Includes a somewhat  Includes a cursory


analysis of the original detailed analysis of the analysis of the original
scene. original scene. scene.
 Includes a detailed  Includes a somewhat  Includes a cursory
analysis of the detailed analysis of the analysis of the
fanfiction narrative. fanfiction narrative. fanfiction narrative.
Content
 Explains each element  Somewhat explains  Partially explains each
(40 points)
if it was changed or each element if it was element if it was
stayed the same. changed or stayed the changed or stayed the
 Reflection is in same. same.
paragraph form and  Reflection is in  Reflection is less than
addresses both the paragraph form and a paragraph and
theme and addresses both the partially addresses
characterization with theme and both the theme and
details. characterization with characterization.
some details.
10-8 points 7-6 points 5-0 points

 Standard grammar,  Standard grammar,  Standard grammar,


punctuation, and punctuation, and punctuation, and
Grammar, sentence structure sentence structure rules sentence structure
Usage, and rules are followed are followed with some rules are not followed,
Mechanics with minimal errors. errors that do not and this affects
(10 points)  Entries on the chart are impede readability. readability.
in complete sentences.  Most entries on the  A few entries on the
chart are in complete chart are in complete
sentences. sentences.

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trademark of Florida Virtual School.

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