English Composition › Section G · The evaluation or review › Topic G.4
Evaluating effect on the audience
A review succeeds only if it works on its readers: they follow it, trust it and can act on it. A rubric turns that effect into criteria you can check in your own draft or a classmate's.
In this topic
- The final test is the reader
- Conventions, and choosing to break them
- How the rubric is built
- Critical language awareness
- Clarity and coherence
- Rhetorical choices: engaging readers
- Knowing your readers
- Worked example: scoring a weak paragraph
- Worked example: revising for the audience
- Using rubric feedback
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Key takeaways
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