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News Report News Report Students will use multiple sources to research a news topic and choose an appropriate digital or print method to present their findings. Rubric Code: D4BWC5 By Sunflower24 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: (Other) Grade Levels: (none)

Main Idea/Supporting Details
	Advanced 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Basic 2 pts	Below Basic 1 pts
Main Idea	Advanced The main idea is identified,and has been expanded to include multiple sentences with details or more complex thinking.	Proficient The main idea is identified and written in a complete sentence.	Basic Partially identified a main idea. It is not written in a complete sentence.	Below Basic Did not write a complete sentence but rather used a couple of words.
Supporting Details	Advanced All of the supporting (3-4) details are written neatly, in the student's own words and have strong evidence of the main idea.	Proficient All of the supporting details (2) are included and are written neatly in the student's own words.	Basic Contains some details (1) from the story. The details are are included but may be messy and difficult to read.	Below Basic Details included do not support the main idea.
Evidence of Comp.	Advanced Answers show clear evidence of concept understanding.	Proficient Answers show some evidence of concept understanding.	Basic Answers show little evidence of concept understanding.	Below Basic Answers show no evidence of concept understanding.
Presentation	Advanced Choice of medium for presentation adds greatly to the understanding of the news story	Proficient Obvious thought has been given to the mode of presentation in relation to the topic.	Basic Presentation is neat and shows some relevance to the topic	Below Basic Presentation shows no relevance to the topic
Research	Advanced Multiple sources have been used for research.	Proficient More than one source of research is evident.	Basic Research limited to the hand out article.	Below Basic No evidence of research.