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Literary Reaction Rubric - Written Summary

Weekly Current Events Rubric - Written Summary

Students are to complete a weekly current events reaction report using the following rubric as part of their Weekly Government media relations Project.

Rubric Code: JB6B8A

By mrspyrame

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Subject: Social Sciences

Type: Project

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Literary Reaction Rubric
	Exceed Standards 4 (N/A)	Meeting Standards 3 (N/A)	Approaching Standards 2 (N/A)	Does Not Meet Standards 1 (N/A)	Grade (N/A)
Article/Source	Exceed Standards 4 The article is current and related to the assigned topic and has at least 4 paragraphs.	Meeting Standards 3 The article submitted is not a newspaper, magazine, or internet news source, not about assigned topic, or too short.	Approaching Standards 2 The article/source is two or more of the incorrect listings noted in Level 3 criteria and not submitted with Current Events report.	Does Not Meet Standards 1 The article/source chosen has no relevance to the student's assigned weekly topic.	Grade
Summary	Exceed Standards 4 The summary is written in a minimum of 2 paragraphs, contains at least 5-6 sentences each. The main idea of article clear and source unplagiarized.	Meeting Standards 3 The summary paragraphs are written in fewer than 2 paragraphs or a summary of the main idea and important details not included.	Approaching Standards 2 The summary paragraph is written in fewer than 2 paragraphs and summary of the main idea and important details missing.	Does Not Meet Standards 1 The summary is not written in 2 paragraphs but is simply listed or is not done at all.	Grade
Reaction/Application	Exceed Standards 4 Your reaction to the article is one paragraph (at least 6-8 sentences), explains your reaction of how this is important to the topic covered.	Meeting Standards 3 ONE requirement needed to meet standards was not met. Requirement not met: Detailed in less than 3-5 sentences.	Approaching Standards 2 Both of the requirements needed to meet standards are not met. Requirements not met:	Does Not Meet Standards 1 Response/Application is missing from report.	Grade
Grammar and Mechanics	Exceed Standards 4 Consistent and appropriate agreement, pronouns/tense. No spelling errors; No punctuation or capitalization errors.	Meeting Standards 3 Mostly consistent and appropriate agreement, pronouns/tense. No more than 3 spelling, punctuation or capitalization errors.	Approaching Standards 2 Somewhat consistent and appropriate agreement, pronouns/tense. No more than 4 spelling, punctuation or capitalization errors.	Does Not Meet Standards 1 Inconsistent and inappropriate agreement, pronouns/tense. More than 5 spelling, punctuation or capitalization errors.	Grade
Section Total	Exceed Standards 4	Meeting Standards 3	Approaching Standards 2	Does Not Meet Standards 1	Grade

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