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Immigrant Interview Rubric DB Immigrant Interview Assignment Rubric DB Interview a family member, friend, or neighbor that remembers a story/took an active part in their family immigrating to America. You should use a recorder and come with preprepared questions for your interview. The responses of the interviewee must be translated into Spanish and followed up in a paragraph reflection with the printed questions and responses (in Spanish) Rubric Code: CXA965A By Katekatekate Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Geography Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Immigration Interview Categories under consideration
	Below Basic Meets few or none of the requirements outlined by the assignment. 0 pts	Basic Meets some of the requirements outlined in the assignment. 20 pts	Proficient Meets all requirements as outlined in the assignment 40 pts	Advanced Exceeds Requirements Includes 10 points Extra Credit 50 pts
Interview Questions	Below Basic Assignment has less than 5 questions answered or is completely off topic from the assignment.	Basic 5-7 questions; short answers; Off topic questions or answers. Fails to follow the questions and format outlined on the "Immigrant Interview" assignment document.	Proficient 7-9 questions answered with a minimum of 1 complete sentence. All answers on topic. Addresses questions and adheres to the format outlined on the "Immigrant Interview" document.	Advanced All questions answered. Answers are 2 or more sentences long. All answers are on topic. One or more pictures of the interviewee are included.
Conclusion Content	Below Basic	Basic Conclusion does not lead into the interview and does not give insight as to why you chose this person to interview.	Proficient The conclusion is at least 4-5 sentences in length. Conclusion gives some insight for your choice of person for the interview, but is unclear and poorly composed.	Advanced The conclusion is at least 4-5 sentences in length. The conclusion gives thoughtful insight as to why you chose this person to interview and the significance of their story.
Grammar and Spelling	Below Basic She didn't write anything :( ¡qué lío!	Basic Frequent mistakes and difficult to understand.	Proficient Some mistakes and errors but do not detract too much from the meaning.	Advanced Errors in spelling and grammar are infrequent and the writing is quality.
Timeliness	Below Basic Greater than 10 days past the original due date.	Basic Project is submitted late. Submission will not be accepted more 10 days past the original due date.	Proficient Interview turned in on the posted due date, unless permission for an extension has been granted by the instructor.	Advanced Interview turned in on the posted due date.