AP Seminar Individual Written Argument (IWA) Rubric — Performance Task 2

How it is scored

• Context: Stimulus Integration5 pts · 2 levels
• Context: Significance5 pts · 2 levels
• Perspective9 pts · 3 levels
• Argument12 pts · 3 levels
• Evidence9 pts · 3 levels
• Citation Conventions5 pts · 3 levels
• Style3 pts · 3 levels

What each criterion measures

This rubric is published by College Board and its level descriptors are their copyright, so we summarise the structure here rather than reprinting it. The criteria and their weightings are above; the full wording is in the official document linked below.

• Context: Stimulus Integration is worth 5 of the 48 points, scored across 2 levels.
• Context: Significance is worth 5 of the 48 points, scored across 2 levels.
• Perspective is worth 9 of the 48 points, scored across 3 levels.
• Argument is worth 12 of the 48 points, scored across 3 levels.
• Evidence is worth 9 of the 48 points, scored across 3 levels.
• Citation Conventions is worth 5 of the 48 points, scored across 3 levels.
• Style is worth 3 of the 48 points, scored across 3 levels.

Source

College Board. Official document. Rubrics are revised periodically, so check the source before using this for a graded assessment.