- Username
- Password
forgot?

iRubric: Creating a Survey and accompanying article(s) rubric

edit print share Copy to my rubrics Bookmark test run assess... delete Do more...
Creating a Survey and accompanying article(s) Students will create an attractive survey which will be distributed to the student body. Then students will create a graphic showing the results, write an article (150-200 words) that complements the survey and create a small sidebar article (<100 words. Rubric Code: XAAX7W By jschomme Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Journalism Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Survey
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Title and Purpose	Poor There is no title on this survey	Fair There is a title on the survey	Good There is a title on the survey and a stated purpose	Excellent There is a title on the survey and a clearly stated purpose
Instructions	Poor There are no instructions	Fair There is an attempt at instruction	Good Instructions help the reader to know what to do with the survey	Excellent Instructions are clear and concise and leave no room for doubt as to how to fill out the survey
Number of Questions: clarity and multiple choice	Poor 1 question or Questions are unclear/vague	Fair 2 questions or The questions can be taken in ways other than what was intended	Good 3 questions or The questions can be understood and answered	Excellent 4 questions or The questions and responses are clearly understood and easily answered
Article: 150-200 words	Poor Article just repeats survey results, no new information is given	Fair Article repeats or mimics survey and is too short	Good Article gives a different perspective on topic, is between 150-200 words	Excellent Article follows inverted pyramid style, gives a global perspective on survey, is the expected length.
Side bar	Poor No article side bar is included	Fair A vague sidebar is included or just repeats survey data	Good A sidebar is included and adds to the story or enhances an aspect of the story	Excellent A clearly defined side bar enhances the main story and the data from the survey
Graphic	Poor The graphic is a simple pie chart	Fair The graphic is a pie chart and has an explanation in the caption	Good A chart (not a pie) is included, it has a unique caption	Excellent A unique chart adds to the overall article information and look. It has a unique caption