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Group Media Bias Project
Groups will deeply analyze one news source for inherit bias. They will then report their findings to the class so that their peers can be informed about that organization.
Rubric Code:
SX82235
By
givenjames250
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Subject:
English
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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News Organization Review
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Article 1 Analysis
Good
Explores all 6 biases and Provides a thorough, accurate analysis of the author’s justification of the worth and significance of the study. A claim, evidence, and deep commentary is provided for each bias.
Fair
Explores all 6 biases and provides a description, but only minimal analysis, of the author’s justification of the worth and significance of the study. claim, evidence, and proficient commentary is provided for each bias.
Poor
Is missing one or more of the biases or student does not accurately assess the author’s arguments justifying the study. Either a claim, evidence, or commentary is missing for each of the biases.
Article 2 Analysis
Good
Explores all 6 biases and Provides a thorough, accurate analysis of the author’s justification of the worth and significance of the study. A claim, evidence, and deep commentary is provided for each bias.
Fair
Explores all 6 biases and provides a description, but only minimal analysis, of the author’s justification of the worth and significance of the study. claim, evidence, and proficient commentary is provided for each bias.
Poor
Is missing one or more of the biases or student does not accurately assess the author’s arguments justifying the study. Either a claim, evidence, or commentary is missing for each of the biases.
Video Analysis
Good
Explores all 6 biases and Provides a thorough, accurate analysis of the author’s justification of the worth and significance of the study. A claim, evidence, and deep commentary is provided for each bias.
Fair
Explores all 6 biases and provides a description, but only minimal analysis, of the author’s justification of the worth and significance of the study. claim, evidence, and proficient commentary is provided for each bias.
Poor
Is missing one or more of the biases or student does not accurately assess the author’s arguments justifying the study. Either a claim, evidence, or commentary is missing for each of the biases.
Bias Review of Organization
Good
Review is at least 500 words and discuses all 6 biases. Biases are bolded and are summorized in thourough manner. News organization is ranked from on a scale of 1-10 and multiple rationales and evidences are provided to justify score.
Fair
Review is at least 500 words and discuses all 6 biases found in analysis portions of assignment. Biases are bolded and are summarized in sufficient manner. News organization is ranked from on a scale of 1-10 and proper rationale and evidence is provided to justify score.
Poor
Review not 500 or does not discuss all 6 biases. Biases are not bolded or summorized in all-encompassing manner. News organization is not ranked on a scale of 1-10 and insufficient rationale and evidence is provided to justify score.
Presentation
Good
♦ Presentation is clever and original
♦ Engaging; captures interest of audience
♦ Appropriate variety of visual aids
♦ Visual aids add to or clarify presentation
♦ Each presenter speaks clearly and loudly; good eye contact; appropriate body language
Members contribute equally to the presentation
Fair
♦ Presentation is at times clearly presented
♦ Presentation is at times interesting to audience
♦ Limited use of visual aids
♦ Visual aids do not clarify or add the presentation
♦ Presenter is hard to hear; little eye contact; poor body language
Some members did not contribute equally to the presentation
Poor
♦ Little creativity used; bland
♦ Presentation is hard to follow; poorly organized
♦ No use of visual aids
♦ Presenter cannot be heard; no eye contact; poor body language
Some members did not contribute to the presentation
Organization
Good
♦ Takes initiative in helping the group get organized and setting times and places to meet
♦ Product is extremely well organized with an introduction, body, and conclusion
♦ Has realistic, prioritized, and measurable goals
Highly productive in accomplishing assignment
Fair
♦ Works agreeably with partner(s) concerning organization and times and places to meet
♦ Product is organized with an introduction, body, and conclusion
♦ Goals are established, but some are too general
Accomplished basic assignment
Poor
♦ Did not meet partner(s) at agreed times or places
♦ Lack of organization; choppy and confusing; format difficult to follow
♦ No goals established
Does not accomplish assignment
Collaboration
Good
The teammates
always worked from others’ ideas. It was evident that all of the group members contributed equally to the presentation.
Fair
The teammates worked from others’ ideas most of the time. And it seems like every did some work, but some people are carrying the presentation.
Poor
The teammates never worked from others’ ideas. It seems as though only a few people worked on the presentation.
Subjects:
English
Types:
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