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This rubric evaluates blog posts about stories from the website "On the Media". Students will access three stories twice and write blog posts each time. They will be scored based on listing the story titles, providing a summary of each story, and commenting on the ideas in the articles. Higher scores will be given for accessing more stories and blogs, fully summarizing each story, and including thoughtful commentary on the ideas presented.
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