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Evaluating Articles for Credibility
Building Opinions through Reliable Sources
Rubric Code:
FX65AAA
By
agnewson
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Subject:
English
Type:
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Grade Levels:
K-5
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Evaluating Articles for Credibility
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Reliable sources
Poor
Student is not able to identify four reliable sources.
Fair
Student is able to identify 1-3 reliable sources.
Good
Student is able to identify 4 reliable sources correctly.
Importance of evaluating a source
Poor
Student does not provide an explanation for the importance of evaluating a source.
Fair
Student attempts to write an explanation for the importance of evaluating a source but does not give enough detail.
Good
Student can explain the importance of evaluating sources thoroughly and give clear reasons for their answer.
Identifying helpful sources
Poor
Student is not able to identify why opinions are less reliable than facts in a source.
Fair
Student is able to identify that opinions are not very reliable but cannot explain why.
Good
Student can clearly and accurately identify why opinions are less reliable than facts in a source.
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English
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