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Fооt Binding Fоot Binding Article.pdf Downloаd аnd reаd the attached passage above. Write a one-paragraph response that reflects a personal opinion of the reading. Combine all you know about identifying the specifics of a reading, responding to that reading in a thoughtful, well-organized manner, and supporting your opinions with facts from the passage as you create a one-paragraph response that expresses your ideas about “Foot Binding.” You will have the chance to express your opinions and the evidence that supports them through the construction of solid sentences that apply what you know about subjects and verbs, propositional phrases, and end punctuation. NOTE: Please use the text box to submit your paragraph. The grading rubric below will help you develop your paragraph. Rubric Your response will be graded using five separate categories: the Introductory Sentence, Topic Sentence, the Supporting Ideas, the Concluding Sentence, and overall use of Grammar and Mechanics. You can receive up to two points for each category. Each of these five items will be rated as Proficient, Developing, or Needs Improvement. Proficient means that you have met the standards of an effective response. Developing means you have partially met the standards of a response, but it needs some revision. Needs Improvement means you did not meet the standards of a response. Proficient Developing Needs Improvement Introductory Sentence Clearly states the title, topic, author, and author's purpose expressed in the reading. States some information about the reading and partially identifies the topic. Does not include information about or ideas from the reading. Topic Sentence Clearly states your opinion of the issue expressed in the reading. States an opinion of the issue, but it’s not clear if it’s yours or the author’s. Does not include an opinion of the issue expressed in the reading. Supporting Ideas Uses examples and further develops a personal opinion of the reading’s issue. Partially uses examples and develops support for a personal opinion. Does not develop or provide examples for a personal opinion. Concluding Sentence Clearly makes a final, interesting statement on the issue. Attempts to wrap-up the issue with a moderately interesting final statement. No concluding sentence is present. Grammar & Punctuation Paragraph contains sentences with correct subject-verb agreement and has few or no prepositional phrases or end punctuation errors. Paragraph contains some subject-verb issues and/or some prepositional phrase and end punctuation problems. A lack of editing distracts the reader, making the paragraph feel like a rough draft.
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