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Newspaper on Prejudice You are a newspaper journalist who has been given the task to create the front page of high school newspaper about prejudice. Using the materials presented and discussed in class and the information you gathered independently throughout the unit, your newspaper should include and meet all the requirements listed in your original assignment. Rubric Code: TX82BA By EmilyBender Ready to use Private Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Newspaper on Prejudice
	Poor Put some more effort into it... (N/A)	Fair I know you can do better... (N/A)	Good Well done...but what else can you show me that I didn't ask for... (N/A)	Excellent Wow!...I've never seen that picture before... (N/A)
Organization 25 pts	Poor There is no or little organization evident in the newspaper. Constuction is sloppy.	Fair Newspaper is somewhat organzied, but not easily understood by the uninformed reader. Construction is not neat	Good Newspaper is organized, but could be neater or more easily understood.	Excellent Newspaper is clearly and neatly organized. It is easily understood by audience.
Articles 40 pts	Poor Newspaper only includes two of the five required articles and headlines. Articles are poorly written and do not demonstrate understanding of prejucide.	Fair Newspaper only includes three of the five required articles and headlines. Articles are somewhat informative, but demonstrate little understanding of prefudice.	Good Newspaper only includes four of the five required articles and headlines. Articles are informative and demonstrate a limited understanding of prejudice.	Excellent All five articles are well written and include all necessary information demonstrating a full understanding of prejudice. Each article has clear and relative headlines.
Creativity 20 pts	Poor Newspaper includes little to no pictures, poems, or relvant additions. Those included have no or irrelevant captions.	Fair Newspaper includes some pictures, poems, or relevant additions, but are not properly labled.	Good Newspaper includes some pictures, poems, or relevant additions, and sufficiently labled.	Excellent Includes various pictures, poems, and relevant additions to the newspaper other than articles. Each of these needs a caption describing what it is and its relevance.
Presentation 15 pts	Poor Student does not present newspaper clearly or use any vocabulary from the unit.	Fair Student does presents newspaper but does not utilize any of the unit vocabulary.	Good Student presents newspaper clearly and uses some vocabulary from the unit.	Excellent Student presents the newspaper to the class clearly and efficiently, utilizing sufficient vocabulary from throughout the unit.