Write any type of story but within the guidelines given– news, feature, profile, travel.Story does not include all sides, multiple opinions.Story expresses the writer’s opinion, editorializes. ___ Reporter “talks” to the reader. (Uses, I, we, you)
It can be It can be any type of story – news, feature, profile, travel.
All the resource from the first day of class are available to you on Canvas. I would advise all to look at all of the Explore options in section K.
I would advise all to go through the check list before turning the story in.
Remember: Journalism is all about being CLEAR, CLEAN, CONCISE, COHESIVE because there is no CLUTTER.
GRADING RUBRIC
THIS STORY IS DUE AT 4 p.m. on Nov. 14
Automatic deductions
Story is not at least 550 words Deduction: 25 pts.
Story is late Deduction 50 pts.
GRADING RUBRIC
Automatic deductions
Story is late: Deduction 100 pts.
Does not have at least 550 words: 25 pts.
Names or key information are wrong: Deduction 25 pts.
Does not contain 3 sources (2 must be quoted): Deduction 25 pts.
Fairness/Personal Opinion
___ Story does not include all sides, multiple opinions.
___ Story expresses the writer’s opinion, editorializes.
___ Reporter “talks” to the reader. (Uses, I, we, you)
Writing Excellence
___ The lead does not draw interest OR summarize.
___ The story does not have smooth transitions.
___ Story omits key facts.
___ Story is not concise, clear (sentences, paragraphs too long).
___ Story has more than one needlessly passive sentence.
___ Story uses a cliche, slang, jargon, confusing terminology.
___ Story has bias, stereotypical or sexist language
___ Story uses redundant wording, repeats information.
Grammar, Spelling, Punctuation, AP Style
___ Story has more than 3 AP Style errors.
___ Story has more than 3 grammar errors.
___ Story has one or more spelling errors.
Quotes, Sources, Attribution —
___ Quotes are not properly punctuated.
___ Information is not properly attributed to sources.
___ Sources are not identified by first and last names on first reference.
___ Sources are not properly identified on second reference.
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GRADING CRITERIA
If you have no automatic deductions. …
3 or fewer checks: 90 to 100
4 to 6 checks: 80 to 89
more than 6 checks: 70 to 79any type of story – news, feature, profile, travel.
All the resource from the first day of class are available to you on Canvas. I would advise all to look at all of the Explore options in section K.
I would advise all to go through the check list before turning the story in.
Remember: Journalism is all about being CLEAR, CLEAN, CONCISE, COHESIVE because there is no CLUTTER.
GRADING RUBRIC
THIS STORY IS DUE AT 4 p.m. on Nov. 14
Automatic deductions
Story is not at least 550 words Deduction: 25 pts.
Story is late Deduction 50 pts.
GRADING RUBRIC
Automatic deductions
Story is late: Deduction 100 pts.
Does not have at least 550 words: 25 pts.
Names or key information are wrong: Deduction 25 pts.
Does not contain 3 sources (2 must be quoted): Deduction 25 pts.
Fairness/Personal Opinion
___ Story does not include all sides, multiple opinions.
___ Story expresses the writer’s opinion, editorializes.
___ Reporter “talks” to the reader. (Uses, I, we, you)
Writing Excellence
___ The lead does not draw interest OR summarize.
___ The story does not have smooth transitions.
___ Story omits key facts.
___ Story is not concise, clear (sentences, paragraphs too long).
___ Story has more than one needlessly passive sentence.
___ Story uses a cliche, slang, jargon, confusing terminology.
___ Story has bias, stereotypical or sexist language
___ Story uses redundant wording, repeats information.
Grammar, Spelling, Punctuation, AP Style
___ Story has more than 3 AP Style errors.
___ Story has more than 3 grammar errors.
___ Story has one or more spelling errors.
Quotes, Sources, Attribution —
___ Quotes are not properly punctuated.
___ Information is not properly attributed to sources.
___ Sources are not identified by first and last names on first reference.
___ Sources are not properly identified on second reference.
————-
GRADING CRITERIA
If you have no automatic deductions. …
3 or fewer checks: 90 to 100
4 to 6 checks: 80 to 89
more than 6 checks: 70 to 79
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