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Feature Reporting 
Feature Article
Rubric Code: C34433
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Subject: Journalism  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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The student will create a feature article.
  Poor

1 pts

Basic

2 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Advanced

4 pts

Engages the reader

Creates reader interest by selecting an interesting topic.

Poor

Opens with a reference to the topic which may not be of particular or appropriate interest; main idea is not clear.
Basic

Opens with a short lead of only a sentence or two which do not hold the interest of the read. Main thesis is apparent.
Proficient

Opens with a short lead of only a sentence or two, which is interesting enough that the reader does not mind continuing with the article. Main thesis is clear but underdeveloped.
Advanced

Opens with a relevant introduction of several paragraphs that engages the reader with a specific stiuation or description before moving on to the main thesis (nut graph).
Builds content

Develops the news story with facts and details

Poor

Content is not developed effectively; writing does not engage the reader.
Basic

Uses some strategies to develop content but they do not heighten interest sufficiently.
Proficient

Uses strategies to develop content and heighten interest.
Advanced

Uses significant numbers of strategy to develop content, such as, sequence and transitions; quotations; descriptive language/vocabulary (to enhance mental images of people and places); drama; sensory details.
Establishes a sense of closure

Wraps up story or investigation

Poor

Simply ends.
Basic

Uses a summarization strategy but may not end effectively.
Proficient

Uses a summarization strategy to wrap up the story.
Advanced

Creates a satisfying ending by summarizing main points; if investigative report, ends with a global question that may suggest or encourage further exploration.




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