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Interview Project 
Students will be creating interview questions based off their analysis of a historical primary source document.
Rubric Code: RX45WCW
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Subject: History  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Performance of the Interview

Poor

One group member did the work for the whole group.
Fair

There was a heavy emphasis on 2 out of the 3 group members.
Good

All group members participated in the interview and roles were evenly distributed.
Questions Created

Poor

The student created 2 or less questions that were not related to what they analyzed in the photograph.
Fair

The students created at least 3 questions that were related to what they analyzed in the photograph.
Good

The student created at least 5 questions that directly related to what they analyzed in the photograph.
Answers to the Questions Created

Poor

Students applied no components of the title of the photograph to the answers of the interview questions.
Fair

Students applied some components of the title of the photograph to their answers of the interview questions.
Good

Students applied all components of the title of the photograph to their answers of the interview questions.
Standard

8.1.3.B: Identify fact, opinion, multiple points of view, and primary sources as related to historical events.

Poor

Students did not include facts, opinions or perspective in their interview questions or answers.
Fair

Students included facts and opinions of the photograph in their interview questions and answers.
Good

Students included facts, opinion and different perspectives of the photograph in their questions and answers.



Keywords:
  • Library of Congress, Interview

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