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Interview: Life Goals

Students will interview someone about that person's life goals and how they achieved them. They will also seek that person's opinion about what talents and gifts they see in the interviewee and how they can best develop them.

Rubric Code: G836X7

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Subject: Journalism

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Goal Interview
	Does Not Meet Requirements 0 pts	Improvement Needed 5 pts	Standard 10 pts	Good Work 15 pts	Exceptional 20 pts
Interview Questions	Does Not Meet Requirements There is less than 5 interview questions, there is only 1-2 open ended questions, or there are no interview questions.	Improvement Needed Interview Questions are written. There are at least 5 interview questions, at least 3 of which are open ended questions.	Standard Interview Questions are written. There are at least 8 interview questions, 4 of which are open ended questions. These questions show some thought.	Good Work Interview Questions are typed or written neatly. There are at least 10 interview questions, 4 of which are open ended questions. These questions are mostly well worded and thought out.	Exceptional Interview Questions are typed. There are at least 10 interview questions, 6 of which are open ended questions. These questions are well worded and thought out.
Summary of Interview	Does Not Meet Requirements Report is too short to meet requirements and is incomplete.	Improvement Needed Report lacks organization. Many mistakes in grammar and spelling were present.	Standard Report has somewhat of an introduction but leaves questions for the reader regarding the specifics of what took place, who was present, etc. There were some noticeable mistakes in grammar or spelling.	Good Work Report includes all of the relevant introductory elements: what, where, when, who, and how. Correct grammar, spelling, and sentence structure was used, except for a few small mistakes.	Exceptional Report includes a well written introduction that makes clear all the particulars of the interview event and provides a solid transition to the next section of the report, which summarizes the interview experience and the interviewee's responses. Correct grammar, spelling, and sentence structure was used.
Picture of Interviewee	Does Not Meet Requirements No Visual = no points.	Improvement Needed Picture was included, but unsure of how it relates.	Standard Picture is unclear, but seems to relate.	Good Work Picture is turned in, but not well placed or is detached somehow.	Exceptional Picture of the interviewee s somehow included in the report, either attached to the paper or inserted in the document.
Deadline	Does Not Meet Requirements This assignment is one week late. (After one week the project grade is 0.)	Improvement Needed This assignment is two days late.	Standard This assignment is turned in on the date it was due. (i.e. after school)	Good Work This assignment is turned sometime during the school day after class. (i.e. "I forgot it in my locker.")	Exceptional This assignment is turned in on time in class or emailed by the due date.
Presentation Release Form	Does Not Meet Requirements This form is not turned in.	Improvement Needed This form is turned in after multiple reminders from the teacher.	Standard This form is turned in after reminder from the teacher.	Good Work This form is turned in.	Exceptional The original interview question paper is included with the interview.

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