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News Article: Discrimination of Minorities after WWI
Creating a news article about WWI
Write a creative newspaper article that discusses/highlights facts and opinions about the discrimination of First Nation soldiers and people after WWI. Be sure to compare and contrast how First Nation soldiers were treated versus white Canadian soldiers. Use the textbook pages given to you as well as additional website resources.
Rubric Code:
XX99296
By
tommert
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Subject:
History
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Post-WWI Article
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Information accuracy
Poor
The discrimination of First Nation soldiers was not well researched. There were little to no accurate details given in the paper.
Fair
The discrimination of First Nation soldiers was researched fairly well. There were few details given and perhaps minor mistakes in accuracy.
Good
The discrimination of First Nation soldiers was researched well. A good amount of detail was included and was accurate.
Excellent
The article superbly represents well researched facts and opinions about the discrimination of First Nation soldiers after WWI.
Creativity
Poor
The article was not creative and merely stated facts. There was not any feelings, quotes or emotions put in the article.
Fair
Heading is creative, but not bold. Basic account of the events that happened.
Good
Attention grabbing headline. Creative and accurate account of the event.
Excellent
Bold, exciting headline, and the content of the story reflects the correlation to the heading. Quotes and facts are mixed with creative opinions and critical thought.
Spelling and Punctuation
Poor
Poorly executed, too many punctuation and spelling errors.
Fair
Well written and very few puntuation and spelling errors.
Good
Well written, using proper punctuation at the end and beginning of sentences. All words spelled correctly.
Excellent
Extremely well written, all spelling and punctuation correct and word usage/choice is outstanding.
Resources Included
Poor
The article did not include the resources the student used.
Fair
The article only included 1 resource (textbook).
Good
The article included and listed the textbook and 1 other resource.
Excellent
The article used information from the textbook and at least 2 other sources. All sources are listed at the bottom of the article.
News Article Components
Poor
None or few components were included.
Fair
Some components were included.
Good
Most components were included.
Excellent
All components were included: Headline, byline, place line, lead, body, conclusion, quote, picture, and caption.
Keywords:
creative, World War I, For example
Subjects:
History
Types:
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