Respond critically to significant connections across texts, supported by evidence
You need to write an analysis that finds meaningful connections between at least four different texts (books, films, articles, images, etc.) and explains why those connections matter. You'll support your ideas with specific evidence from the texts, and your response can be written, spoken, or presented visually—whatever works best for your argument.
You identify real connections between texts and explain them with some detail, supported by relevant evidence from the texts.
You identify significant connections and make convincing interpretations about what they reveal, showing you've thought carefully about why these links matter, with well-chosen evidence.
You identify sophisticated or original connections and make perceptive, insightful interpretations about what they mean, demonstrating nuanced understanding of how the texts work together, with carefully selected evidence.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.