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Assessment Overview

  • For the unit summative assessment, students will be creating a modern-day opinion page for a newspaper. 

  • This page will contain two editorials; one from the perspective of a pro-refugee stance, and one from the perspective an an anti-refugee stance.

  • There will be several required criteria (see rubric), including the creation of 2 sketches/drawings that connect to the written pieces.

  • Additionally, students must pull from multiple texts (including the main anchor text Refugee) throughout the piece.

Alignment with Goals and Standards

Alignment with Goals and Standards

  • This assessment not only aligns with all three unit goals overall, but especially so with goal 3.

  • The summative assessment allows for student engagement and creativity.

  • The assessment provides students with an opportunity to illustrate their understanding and knowledge of the modern-day refugee crisis through a holistic project that has them look at different points of view/purposes, whilst also having students write informative texts about the topic.

  • The students are to create 2 sketches that go along with their editorial pieces, which allows students to express their mastery of the standards through a modem other than writing.

  • The written component of the assessment allows the teacher to assess the student’s ability to assess how point of view and purpose can shape the content of a text, as well as allows the teacher to assess the student’s informative text examining the modern-day refugee crisis by effectively selecting, organizing, and analyzing the various texts and resources that they have explored throughout the unit’s entirety.

Rubric

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