Stepping Out With My Baby Critical thinking questions rubric/criteria

1. Unit 11.2 Identity Personal Narrative
Stepping Out with My Baby
Critical Thinking Questions Assignment
Rubric
Criteria 4 3 2 1
Content Question is
answered in four
complete
sentences
Question is
answered in
three complete
sentences
Question is
answered in two
complete
sentences
Question is
answered in one
complete
sentence.
Analysis Presents a
logical and valid
analysis of the
question.
Presents a
simple yet valid
analysis of the
question.
Present a
illogical and
invalid analysis
of the question.
Does not present
a logical and
valid analysis of
the question.
Conventions Writing has 1-3
spelling,
grammar or
syntax errors.
Writing has 4-6
spelling,
grammar or
syntax errors.
Writing has 7-9
spelling,
grammar or
syntax errors.
Writing has 10
or more spelling,
grammar or
syntax errors.
Format Present all
elements of the
assignment
format.
Present all
elements of the
assignment
format.
Present all
elements of the
assignment
format.
Present all
elements of the
assignment
format.
Format
Cover page: Name, Date, Assignment Title, Course Name, Teacher’s name and School
Name
Page 2, 3, 4, and 5: Write each question and answer in separate pieces of paper.
Punctuality is important. Assignments that are handed in late must have a written justification. If
the assignment is late with no justification, the student cannot be awarded a grade higher than a
C (70%)
Due date: Thursday, December 14, 2017
Value: 64 pts.
Each student’s responses must be unique. Similar or copied assignmnents will all receive an F
(0%)
You may write it in looseleaf paper in blue or black pen or printed from the computer.

2. Critical Thinking
1. Why does the voice in Paul Reiser's head sound like his wife?
2. What details in Reiser's story lead you to believe taking care of a baby is hard work?
3. Even though his son can't understand him, Reiser thinks it's important to spend several
minutes explaining how a mailbox works. Why?
4. Do you think Reiser enjoys being with his son? Explain.