This document provides a rubric for assessing student work on creating a newspaper front page. It outlines several levels of achievement for the structure, style, images, and content of the front page design. For structure, the levels progress from no common template to a clearly defined structure that could be applied to additional issues. For style, the levels advance from inconsistent design to a consistent style tailored to the audience. Regarding images, the rubric starts at only using clip art and culminates in images selected and altered with the audience in mind. Finally, the content levels range from miraculously appearing to relating specifically to the magazine style and intended readership. The rubric is meant as a guideline for teacher evaluation rather than direct student use.
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Part of a scheme of work for Key Stage 3 students (Year 7-9). Aim of the scheme is to research, design, create and evaluate the impact of Front page designs in magazines
This document provides a rubric for assessing student work on creating a newspaper front page. It outlines several levels of achievement for the structure, style, images, and content of the front page design. For structure, the levels progress from no common template to a clearly defined structure that could be applied to additional issues. For style, the levels advance from inconsistent design to a consistent style tailored to the audience. Regarding images, the rubric starts at only using clip art and culminates in images selected and altered with the audience in mind. Finally, the content levels range from miraculously appearing to relating specifically to the magazine style and intended readership. The rubric is meant as a guideline for teacher evaluation rather than direct student use.
This document provides a rubric for assessing student work on creating a newspaper front page. It outlines several levels of achievement for the structure, style, images, and content of the front page design. For structure, the levels progress from no common template to a clearly defined structure that could be applied to additional issues. For style, the levels advance from inconsistent design to a consistent style tailored to the audience. Regarding images, the rubric starts at only using clip art and culminates in images selected and altered with the audience in mind. Finally, the content levels range from miraculously appearing to relating specifically to the magazine style and intended readership. The rubric is meant as a guideline for teacher evaluation rather than direct student use.
Year 9 Unit 0 Hold the Front Page Assessment of levels: teacher use only
Level Characteristic !am"le
#tructure 3 No development of common template 4 Evidence of structure Front page has a clearly defined structure. Recognisable format developed with additions of more than one type (text and images etc. ! "learly defined structure# additional issues of maga$ine using same format possible% application to audience. "ommon format for a front page. Elements of text% images etc have been amended and re&arranged to emphasis particular aspects. 'uitable for newspaper stand. $e!t 3 (nconsistent colour schema% text si$es and effects 4 "onsistent style of text with appropriate colour scheme and emphasis. Recognition of the audience. )se of consistent style for whole page. *upil can describe +ey features of the schema in relation to the audience. ! ,odification of text to develop consistency throughout the page for a specific audience. *re&defined styles (or word art is modified to provide better printed contrast and readable text si$es for related audience. *upil can explain the +ey features of the schema in relation to the audience. %mages 3 )se of clip art only 4 (mages selected for a reason -n appropriate picture is selected to illustrate the cover rather than as an .adornment/. *upil can describe the +ey features of the selected image. ! (mages selected 0 altered with reference to audience (photographs1drawings N23 simple clipart 4uality and appropriateness of image is paramount. *hotograph selected and cropped to remove bac+ground to enhance the impact of the image. *upil can explain why changes were made in relation to the audience. Content &research 3 "ontent appears miraculously 4 "ontent has a history behind it *upil has drawn content from an existing source and can provide evidence or description of the source. ! "ontent included for a specific effect "ontent relates to maga$ine style and title. *upil can explain the +ey features of the content in relation to the audience. $his grid should 'e used (ith caution as a guideline only) $he indicated levels are not for "u"il use) $he e!am"les are "rovided to indicate the sort of "rogression you may e!"ect to find)