English Composition › Section I · Rhetorical analysis › Topic I.4
Evaluating a rhetorical analysis
A rubric is not just how a teacher grades your essay; it is a checklist you can use while you write. Knowing what a strong rhetorical analysis looks like lets you judge your own draft, and your classmates', with precision.
In this topic
- Evaluate while you write
- Three things a reader judges
- Five levels of performance
- Checking language awareness
- Checking clarity and coherence
- Checking rhetorical choices
- Worked example: scoring a paragraph
- Worked example: revising to a higher level
- Giving and using feedback
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Key takeaways
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