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Prejudice & Jeanne

Jeanne encountered a lot of prejudice while growing up, especially after Manzanar. Fill in the following chart detailing all the kinds of prejudice Jeanne encounters in chapters 16-21. If you run out of space, feel free to continue on the back or on another sheet of paper.

Chapter Event

Jeanne's Response

 


 

 

 



 

Prejudice & Jeanne Rubric

In order to get an "A" on this assignment, your diagram must

  • give multiple examples from each chapter covered,
  • be detailed and accurate, showing in your own words that you are familiar with the text.

In order to get a "B" on this assignment, your diagram must

  • give at least one example from each chapter covered,
  • show most important details, showing in your own words that you are familiar with the text.

In order to get a "C" on this assignment, your diagram must

  • give a few examples, but is not very all-encompassing,
  • show some important details, but shows an unfamiliarity with the text.

In order to get a "D" on this assignment, your diagram must

  • give an adequate number of examples from the text,
  • show a strong unfamiliarity with the text.

In order to get a "F" on this assignment, your diagram must

  • give almost no major examples,
  • show that you have read little, if any, of the text.

Content Outcomes: 6, 7
Process Outcomes: 16

 


 
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