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INTERVIEW RUBRIC

Choose an interviewee and develop at least 8 to 10 questions that will generate some dialogue. Responses should include something about the values of today, and how they would be interesting to an individual from another time.

Rubric Code: E9W796

By ArielleBonnell

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Category
	Advanced 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Partially Proficient 2 pts	Unsatisfactory 1 pts
Content	Advanced Includes at least 10 questions. Answers are complete and factual.	Proficient Includes at least 10 questions. Some answers are incomplete or not factual.	Partially Proficient Made up fewer than 10 questions. Some answers are incomplete or incorrect.	Unsatisfactory Includes too few questions, or questions are trivial or irrelevant. The answers included are mostly incomplete or incorrect.
Organization	Advanced First paragraph introduces the person interviewed and gives highlights of the interview. The body answers the questions in a logical order. The conclusion gives a wrap-up.	Proficient Introduction, body and conclusion included, but the introduction or conclusion is too brief or incomplete.	Partially Proficient The questions and answers are in order, but paper has no intro, no conclusion, and no main idea.	Unsatisfactory The questions and answers are out of logical sequence. The paper has no introduction, no conclusion, and no main idea.
Voice and Tone	Advanced Writing is in first and second person ("I" and "you") and sounds like a conversation.	Proficient First and second person used, but writing sounds like a list of questions and answers, not a conversation.	Partially Proficient Writing sounds more like a list of facts than a conversation.	Unsatisfactory Writing is a list of facts in the third person ("he" or "she").
Conventions	Advanced Little to no problems with grammar, spelling and mechanics. Paper was clearly proofread.	Proficient A few problems with grammar, spelling, or mechanics. Errors are minor and do not distract from the paper.	Partially Proficient Several problems with grammar, spelling, or mechanics. Errors are distracting.	Unsatisfactory Many problems with grammar, spelling, or mechanics. Mistakes clearly show paper was not proofread.