iRubric: Current Events Rubric/Noticia Actual

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Current Events Rubric/Noticia Actual Current Events Rubric/Noticia Actual Students are to complete a current event report in Spanish using the following rubric. Rubric Code: B2328W7 By snasser2 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Current Events Rubric 100 %
	Meets Standards 10 pts	Approaching Standards 6 pts	Below Standards 3 pts	Does Not Meet Standards 1 pts
Form 6 text based questions	Meets Standards The 6 questions are text based pertained to the article. The questions are clearly written in Spanish and relevant to the article. The questions are written correctly with proper punctuation and accents.	Approaching Standards The 4 questions are text based pertained to the article. The questions are clearly written in Spanish and relevant to the article. There are more than two grammar/punctuation mistakes.	Below Standards There are only two questions that are text based pertained to the article. The questions have more than 4 mistakes regarding punctuation.	Does Not Meet Standards There is only one question that is text based pertained to the article.
Vocabulary	Meets Standards 6 new words are clearly defines and spelled correctly.	Approaching Standards 4 new words are clearly defined and spelled correctly.	Below Standards 3 new words are clearly defined and spelled correctly.	Does Not Meet Standards 1 new word is clearly defined and spelled correctly.
Summary	Meets Standards The summary is written correctly in Spanish in 1-2 paragraphs (with 5-7 sentence each) and contains the 5W's and/or H. The main idea of the article is clear and source is unplagiarized (quoted if necessary).	Approaching Standards The summary paragraphs are written in fewer than 5-7 sentences each. OR A summary of the main idea and important details is included, but lacking clarity.	Below Standards The summary paragraphs are written in fewer than 5-7 sentences each. AND A summary of the main idea and important details is lacking clarity.	Does Not Meet Standards The summary is not written in paragraphs but is simply listed or is not done at all.
Response/Application	Meets Standards Your reaction to the article is one paragraph (5-7 sentences) explains your reactions and opinions to the information in your article, and explains how it relates to what we have learned in class. Facts are included from the article to support your opinion/reaction.	Approaching Standards ONE requirement needed to meet standards was not met. Requirement not met:	Below Standards TWO OR MORE of the requirements needed to meet standards are not met. Requirements not met:	Does Not Meet Standards Response/Application is missing from report.