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Interviewing Interviewing Students are graded on the in class interview sessions which they conducted with fellow students. Rubric Code: WX66WBX By Stance Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Journalism Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Interview and News Story
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Interview Questions	Poor The student created ten questions that were used in the interview. All of the questions were simply yes or no answer questions. Questions had either nothing or very little to do with the subject or topic.	Fair The student created ten questions which were used in the interview. Questions were mostly on topic, but there were some yes or no answer questions.	Good The student created ten questions which were well thought out and served to make the interviewee contribute worthy content.
Interview notes	Poor The student's interview notes were either nonexistent or poorly done. Partial answers were written down, and the narrative could not be followed from the notes.	Fair The student's interview notes were not very detailed, but the narrative could be understood. The answers were written down in only paraphrases and there were either few, if any, direct quotes.	Good The student's interview notes showed that he took detailed notes. There were a number of direct quotes which were copied down exactly as the subject had stated them. Great attention was paid to the interview!
News story content	Poor There were very few details to expound upon the reason for the interview. There were no quotes and no paraphrased information.	Fair Student only used three direct quotes and while they did include key information to expound on the story, more information could have been included.	Good Student used more than three direct quotes and included key points of information which would allow the reader to easily follow and understand the content of the story.
Grammar	Poor There were more than five grammar and/or spelling mistakes in the news stories.	Fair The news stories had three to five grammar and/or spelling mistakes.	Good . The news stories had less than three grammar and/or spelling mistakes.