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Published! Magazine Article 
Published! Magazine Article
You are a Muckraker, Write an investigative article about one of the following issues; Industrialization, Urbanization, Immigration, Political Corruption, Child Labor, Slum Housing or Racial Discrimination. A successful result will be a well-written magazine article that answers the questions who, what, where, when, and why about the issue you are reporting on. Your article should include a catchy headline! The student must tell whether the event that took place was a slow or quick change.
Rubric Code: TXB2A62
By moonythesly
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Public Rubric
Subject: Health  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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Issues during Gilded Age and Second Industrial Revolution___________________
  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Needs Improvement

1 pts

Gilded Age and Second Industrial Re

(20%)
Excellent

Article identifies the issues of the Gilded Age and Second Industrial Revolution that we have studied. Student tells whether the event that took place was a slow or quick change on the nation.
Good

Article identifies the issues of the Gilded Age and Second Industrial Revolution that we have studied but student does not tell whether the event that took place was a slow or quick change on nation.
Fair

Article identifies the issues but it is not one that we have studied in class. Student tells whether the event that took place was a slow or quick change on nation.
Needs Improvement

Article does not identify the issues of the Gilded Age and Second Industrial Revolution that we have studied. Student does not tell whether the event that took place was a slow or quick change on nation.
Content 1

-Headline
-5 W's
(20%)
Excellent

Article includes a catchy headline. It answers the questions who, what, where, when, and why (5 W's) about the event you are reporting on.
Good

Article includes a catchy headline. It answers at least 4 of the 5 W's about the event you are reporting on.
Fair

Article includes a headline. It answers at least 3 of the 5 W's about the event you are reporting on.
Needs Improvement

Article does not include a headline. It answers less than 3 of the 5 W's about the event you are reporting on.
Organization of Writing

(20%)
Excellent

Article has at least 5 paragraphs. It has a clear introduction and conclusion, with straight forward supporting paragraphs. Ideas are well developed and are in a logical sequence of events.
Good

Article has at least 5 paragraphs. It has an introduction and conclusion, with straight forward supporting paragraphs. Ideas are well developed but not in a logical sequence of events.
Fair

Article has at least 5 paragraphs. It has an introduction and conclusion, with straight forward supporting paragraphs. Ideas are not well developed and are not in a logical sequence of events.
Needs Improvement

Article does not have at least 5 paragraphs. Ideas are not well developed and are not in a logical sequence of events. It is confusing for the reader.
Conventions

(20%)
Excellent

Entire article uses correct spelling, punctuation, capitalization, grammar, and includes complete sentences.
Good

Article uses at least 4 out of the 5 requirements from the "excellent" category.
Fair

Article uses at least 3 out of the 5 requirements from the "excellent" category.
Needs Improvement

Article uses less than 3 out of the 5 requirements from the "excellent" category. It is confusing for the reader.



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