Persuasive Essay Evaluator
Spanish Language & Culture
Save hours of grading with row-by-row justified scores, immediate feedback, and teaching suggestions ready to share with each student.
This is an automated evaluator that scores persuasive essays against detailed rubrics. It justifies every result row by row, so you know exactly why each score was given. It includes teaching suggestions for the student and flags the borderline calls where you can adjust the score by hand if you disagree. The evaluator grades the essay against the prompt and sources you provide.
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The Literature grader is being calibrated against scored samples. The forms are here to preview; evaluation opens when calibration closes.
A placement against the Guayaba level descriptors, one call per dimension, with no point total.
FRQ 3 Prompt Input - Persuasive Essay
Paste the essay prompt and sources, or upload one or more documents directly (PDF, Word, image).
For the audio source, upload the full recording — we extract the source automatically. You can also paste the official script instead.
With the sources, the engine verifies that the essay's citations are accurate. If you only have the prompt, uncheck the box: the engine grades just as rigorously on everything else, but "Use of Sources" is limited to what the essay demonstrates, without verifying the content.
The CSV a Google Form exports (Responses, Download as CSV). Pick the column with the response and the column with the student; every row enters the group as one essay, graded against the prompt and text(s) above. Nothing from the file is kept beyond the evaluations themselves.
Each file counts as one essay; the file name identifies the student and you can edit it before evaluating. If a file contains several essays together, they are split automatically. Up to five essays per file.
Feedback is written in English, quoting the student's Spanish verbatim and aligned to the course rubric.
Result
Placement
Borderline calls — you decide
Evidence in the essay
Each colored phrase is cited in that row's justification, and when two rows cite the same phrase its last word takes the second row's color. Select a row to show or hide it.
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