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1950's Magazine Project Rubric Code: RX4B68 By jframo Draft Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Magazine Articles
	Good 15 pts	Fair 10 pts	Poor 5 pts	Unacceptable 0 pts
Article One	Good Article contained specific information relating to the cultural/social/political event researched. Article was written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist. Article contained at least one photograph taking up less than 1/3 of the page.	Fair Article contained vague information relating to the cultural/social/political event researched. Article may or may not have been written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist. Article contained one photograph, but larger than 1/3 of the page.	Poor Article contained little information relating to the cultural/social/political event researched. Article was not written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist. Article contained one photograph that may have been larger than 1/3 of the page.	Unacceptable Article contained no information relating to the cultural/social/political event researched. Article was not written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist. Article contained no picture.
Article Two	Good Article contained specific information relating to the cultural/social/political event researched. Article was written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist. Article contained at least one photograph taking up less than 1/3 of the page.	Fair Article contained vague information relating to the cultural/social/political event researched. Article may or may not have been written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist. Article contained one photograph, but larger than 1/3 of the page.	Poor Article contained little information relating to the cultural/social/political event researched. Article was not written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist. Article contained one photograph that may have been larger than 1/3 of the page.	Unacceptable Article contained no information relating to the cultural/social/political event researched. Article was not written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist. Article contained no picture.
Article Three	Good Article contained specific information relating to the cultural/social/political event researched. Article was written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist. Article contained at least one photograph taking up less than 1/3 of the page.	Fair Article contained vague information relating to the cultural/social/political event researched. Article may or may not have been written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist. Article contained one photograph, but larger than 1/3 of the page.	Poor Article contained little information relating to the cultural/social/political event researched. Article was not written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist. Article contained one photograph that may have been larger than 1/3 of the page.	Unacceptable Article contained no information relating to the cultural/social/political event researched. Article was not written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist. Article contained no picture.
Article Four	Good Article contained specific information relating to the cultural/social/political event researched. Article was written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist. Article contained at least one photograph taking up less than 1/3 of the page.	Fair Article contained vague information relating to the cultural/social/political event researched. Article may or may not have been written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist. Article contained one photograph, but larger than 1/3 of the page.	Poor Article contained little information relating to the cultural/social/political event researched. Article was not written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist. Article contained one photograph that may have been larger than 1/3 of the page.	Unacceptable Article contained no information relating to the cultural/social/political event researched. Article was not written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist. Article contained no picture.
Magazine Additions
	Good 10 pts	Fair 7 pts	Poor 5 pts	unacceptable 0 pts
Advertisements (2)	Good Advertisements were appropriate to the time period, colorful, and creative.	Fair Advertisements were appropriate to the time period, but lack color or creativity.	Poor Advertisements may not have been appropriate to the time period, or lacked color and creativity.	unacceptable Advertisements were not appropriate to the time period, colorful, or creative.
Editorial Article	Good Editorial was written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist, summarizes the major events included in the magazine, and demonstrates the students ability to think critically about the events.	Fair Editorial was written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist, summarizes the events included in the magazine, but lacks critical thought.	Poor Editorial was written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist, but does not summarize all events included in the magazine. Lacks critical thought.	unacceptable Editorial was not written from the perspective of a 1950's journalist, does not summarize events, and lacks critical thought.
Magazine Format	Good Magazine was free from spelling and grammar error, consistent in format/font, and creatively designed.	Fair Magazine had minor spelling and grammar errors, mostly consistent in format/font, and creatively designed.	Poor Magazine had numerous spelling and grammar errors, lacked consistent format/font, or was not creatively designed.	unacceptable Magazine had many errors, lacked consistency, and was not creative.

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