ENGL17889GD – Composition and Rhetoric – Final Paper Grading Rubric (30%) Introductory Section /5 5 4 3 2 1 0 The introduction provides context for the report. It includes adequate background...

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ENGL17889GD – Composition and Rhetoric – Final Paper Grading Rubric (30%)






























































Introductory Section /5





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The introduction provides context for the report. It includes adequate background information, explains the purpose, focus, and scope of the report’s argument, and discusses the main contention in the paper, as well as previews the research.The thesis statement clearly indicates the report’s focus (Classical or Rogerian approach) and previews the arguments which will form the main sections of the paper. There is a hook to engage the reader from the beginning of the paper.




More detail is required when introducing background information. Some further explanation of the purpose of the report, its focus and limitations, and description of its major sections, may be needed.


The thesis statement is fairly clear but may not relate fully to the major argumentative assertions of the paper, and may only contain some main ideas. There is not a hook in the introduction, making the beginning of the paper less compelling than it could be.



Some background information is present but is insufficient.


The thesis statement is absent, unfocused or unclear. Therefore, the paper does not begin with a clear argument. It also does not preview the principal arguments which will follow the introduction.




Argument in the Paper /15






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This paper’s arguments exceed expectations. The argumentative research paper is a minimum of 1200 words, and includes clearly argued sections, in either the Rogerian or the Classical style. There is ample use of evidence, and the evidence is explicated to show its relevance, and connection to the thesis. There is consistent use of appeals to support the evidence. All of the features of Classical or Rogerian argument are present. The style is academic, and the paper is highly persuasive.



This research paper is a strong effort with either Classical or Rogerian argument. The body of the paper meets the requirement for word count. Arguments are compelling, but they would benefit from a more rigorous approach to using both evidence and appeals to make the paper’s assertions more compelling. There are research citations in text, but the paper would benefit from the inclusion of more. Rebuttals and/or concessions need work. Documentation of sources is satisfactory.



This is a satisfactory effort, but the argumentative paper would benefit from more rigour in research, and stronger arguments, alongside more forceful appeals to logic, emotion, or ethics. The paper meets the word count, but there is insufficient evidence of a strong attempt with the research process, which the student needs to review for future writing projects. Style flows satisfactorily, but there are numerous errors, which suggest that this paper has not be edited and revised sufficiently. Please review the writing process for a paper of this kind.



There are frequent and major errors in the preparation of this paper. The arguments presented in it do not reflect the focus suggested by the thesis, and there is a weak attempt to write in either the Rogerian or the Classical mode. The student should review both of these models of argumentation to be successful in future. Research sources do not fully support the paper’s assertions, and there is little evidence the student has considered counter-arguments or alternate viewpoints.



Paragraph structure and organization are weak.


Ideas are not fully developed, and there is poor research to support the assertions that the paper is trying to make. There are limited or no appeals in the argument, further weakening it. The student must review the models of argument presented in this course. The paper is also difficult to read, as there are frequent errors in style, sentence structure, or grammar. Editing and tutoring are recommended.




Paragraph structure and organization are lacking. This is an unsuccessful assessment opportunity, as the student does not seem to have demonstrated the ability to use either Classical or Rogerian argument with any degree of skill. Incorporation of research is weak, or sources are few and not documented properly. The student must review core concepts, and seek writing help for future assignments.





Conclusion /5






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The conclusion contains effective topic, supporting, and closing sentences.


The thesis is restated, and the logic and validity of this paper’s assertions are emphasized.


Suggestions, recommendations, or compromise solutions for a complex problem are stated and explained. A very strong effort.



The conclusion lacks some form of a paragraph structure (topic, supporting, or closing sentences).


If the thesis is restated it is unclear, or not focused in a way that ensures the validity of the argument presented in the paper. Suggestions or recommendations are not fully developed. There could be a stronger effort with this section of the paper.




Conclusion is weak and paragraph structure is lacking.The thesis is not restated.


There are no suggestions or recommendations for the future. Therefore, the validity of this paper’s argument is suspect, as the student has not indicated how the paper’s principle argument is valid.




Scholarly sources: /15





There is a mimimum of five (5) resources documented in APA or AMA style in the body of the paper. Citations and notes are complete, and correct.


Journal articles used for this paper have been sourced from the Sheridan Online Library’s databases. If the majority of sources used for this paper come from the Internet, or do not reflect Canadian scholarship, then the research for this effort will be deemed unsuccessful.




In-text Documentation (APA or AMA style), prose style, and structure /10


Research Reports with no in-text documentation will receive a mark of zero. Documentation of sources for this paper must be correct, and consistent throughout. Citing and referencing which do not meet expectations will lower this grade. There must also be clear evidence that this paper has been revised and edited. Students who have challenges with composition are strongly encouraged to have their drafts reviewed by a writing tutor or peer mentor.




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Answer To: ENGL17889GD – Composition and Rhetoric – Final Paper Grading Rubric (30%) Introductory Section /5 ...

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Running head: CANADIAN IMMIGRATION                        1
CANADIAN IMMIGRATION                                2
CANADIAN IMMIGRATION
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Canadian Immigration    3
Conclusion    6
References    7
Introduction
Immigration is a very important process, through which people go to another country in searc
h of jobs or any other activities related to the financial platform. This is for the integrity and the development of the people throughout the country. The people who are residing in different countries have to abide by some roles, as they are willingly able to live in a different situation. The people throughout the world have different cultures and different habits and that is the reason why they need to be adaptive to the different rules, regulations and social culture of the country they are planning to go to. Without the interference of law, there can be no basic ground to the rules followed by immigrants. That is the reason why every country has its immigration laws, which should be abided by the people who are going to live in another country. In this essay, the Canadian immigration system will be discussed for the better understanding of the laws, rules and regulations associated with the immigration in Canada.
Canadian Immigration
Canadian immigration means the different people residing in Canada for different job related, educational or other financial purposes. In the immigration process, people migrate to Canada for several purposes discussed above. The majority of the migrants eventually become the permanent citizens of the country as well. Sometimes the prolonged visa to this country cannot be provided and that is the reason why many people for their purposes acquire Canadian Citizenship (Lacroix, 2016). In this way, they are admitting the various rules and regulations of the country as well. The analytical perspectives of emigration can be best understood using the Classical Theory. In this way, it will be easier for people to live in the country as well. The Canadian immigration law has been part of their constitution for a very long time but with time, the different scenario and the mentality of the immigrants have gone through several changes too. That is the reason why after the year 1947 the immigration law has also faced some changes and they are still applicable in the different contexts of the immigrants as well. Two notable changes have been made to the Canadian Immigration law, which is named as the Immigration Act of 1976 and the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act 2002.
The Immigration Law of Canada has four distinct categories, through which the law can be implemented within the different groups of people. The family class immigrants are one amongst them. It stands for the closely related person or the family of the Canadian Citizen who has come from another country. Thus, they are categorized with the name of the family class...
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