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Newspaper DRAFT Deadline Newspaper GATHERING INFO Deadline Rubric Code: Z2W347X By cbaurle17 Draft Public Rubric Subject: Journalism Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

Newspaper DRAFT Deadline
	Highly Effective 4 pts	Effective 3 pts	Developing 2 pts	Ineffective 1 pts
Introduction	Highly Effective Article starts off with a hook to grab the reader's attention. All 5Ws and H (as needed for the article) are explained within the first few sentences.	Effective Article starts off with a hook to grab the reader's attention. At least three of the 5Ws and H (as needed for the article) are explained within the first few sentences.	Developing Article attempts to start off with a hook to grab the reader's attention, but fails to fully grasp it. At least two of the 5Ws and H (as needed for the article) are explained within the first few sentences.	Ineffective Article struggles to start off with a hook to grab the reader's attention. None of the 5Ws and H (as needed for the article) are explained within the first few sentences.
Body	Highly Effective Includes more specific details and quotations to further the reader's understanding of the topic. There are ample facts and interview notes evident throughout.	Effective Includes some details and quotations to further the reader's understanding of the topic. There are multiple facts and interview notes evident throughout.	Developing Includes a few details and quotations to further the reader's understanding of the topic. There are not many facts and interview notes evident throughout.	Ineffective Includes few details and quotations to further the reader's understanding of the topic. There are little to no facts and interview notes evident throughout.
Conclusion	Highly Effective The final paragraph is only a few sentences in length and sums up the article. The reader is left thinking more deeply about the topic.	Effective The final paragraph is only a few sentences in length and sums up the article.	Developing The final paragraph does not fully sum up the article or is too lengthy.	Ineffective The final paragraph does not sum up the article. There is no wrap-up to the topic.