I – Statements

 “You” Statement 

 “I Statement”

 Example: 

You don’t care about me at all. 

I feel sad when you ignore me.  It feels like you do not care about me.

You started with I, rather than You. 

You expressed how you felt - sad. 

And you stated clearly why you felt this way.

Stop yelling at me!

That is a really stupid idea!

You never listen to what I have to say!

You always give me a hard time!

You’re never on time

Content

Describes, in detail the important features of a using I Statements.

4 points

Describes essential features satisfactorily Subject knowledge appears to be good.
3 points

Describes essential information about the topic but there are missing requirements.
2 points

Description is minimal or there are several missing requirements.
1 point

Content is missing
0 points

Organization

Information is organized and easily understood.
4 points

Demonstrates organization, but lacks detail

3 points

Content is logically organized for the most part.
2 points

There was no clear or logical organizational structure.
1 point

No organization
0 points

Requirements

Requirements are met and exceed expectations.
4 points

Requirements are satisfactorily completed.

3 points

Lacks depth of information.
2 points

A minimal effort in providing information.
1 point

Shows no originality
0 points

Mechanics

No misspellings or grammatical errors.
4 points

Three or fewer misspellings and/or mechanical errors.
3 points

Four misspellings and/or grammatical errors.
2 points

More than 4 errors in spelling or grammar.
1 point

Not acceptable
0 points