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Newspaper Article 
Rubric Code: P66228
By msaltowe
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Subject: History  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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Information

Poor

Information is not consistent with the headline.
Fair

Most information is consistent with the headline.
Good

All information is consistent with the headline.
Original

Poor

Student did not incorporate any originality into article. Information used is incorrect.
Fair

Student incorporated little originality into the article. Information used is from the text only.
Good

Student attempts to incorporate original ideas into the article. Student uses correct information from text, videos, and prior knowledge.
Entertaining

Poor

Article was dull and not entertaining. Read like a text book.
Fair

Article was somewhat entertaining. Student attempted to use humor, action words, pictures (no captions), etc. May seemed forced.
Good

Article was very entertaining. Student was creative, used humor, quotes, pictures, captions, etc. appropriately.




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