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Interview Rubric: Introduction of a Classmate

In this project, you will be required to introduce a classmate. Your job is to share interesting information about that person in a story format while highlighting those points so they are understood as facts. The catch is that you have to write it as their Hero's Journey.

Rubric Code: Z242764

By lhall65

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Subject: English

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Poor 0-1 1 pts	Fair 2 2 pts	Good 3 3 pts	Excellent 4 4 pts	Your Score (N/A)
I.Interview Process	Poor Lack of organization and does not access information that would entertain or offer insight into the subject.	Fair Fair amount of organization and does access information, fairly, that would entertain or offer insight into the subject.	Good Considerable amount of organization does access information, considereably, that would entertain or offer insight into the subject.	Excellent Through amount of organization. Throughly accesses information that would entertain or offer insight into the subject.	Your Score
II. Creative Hero Replica Hero "Life-size" paper replica Depicts your hero in a creative way, and also includes the written elements.	Poor No paper hero	Fair Paper hero is present, but care was not taken to create it.	Good Paper hero is present, carefully crafted. Both the story and the QR code or bitly for the quiz are included.	Excellent Paper hero was carefully and creatively crafted to represent the person the story is about. Both the story and the QR code or bitly for the quiz are included.	Your Score
III. Written Paper / Visuals MLA or APA-formatted document Correct spelling, grammar, and punctuation Clear facts in a fictional story Hero's Journey clearly shown	Poor Story does not meet the minimum standards (400-500 words) and fails to identify and address a subject as required. There is no correct formatting - it is all over the place. Mechanics are done poorly. It was difficult to separate fact from fiction. There is no pattern to the hero's journey.	Fair Paper fairly meets the minimum standards (400-500 words) and identifies and address a subject as required in a minimal fashion. Correct formatting is fairly present. There are some noticeable mistakes in the mechanics of the paper. Some facts about the individual in the story are clear. The hero's journey is present but incomplete.	Good Paper considerably meets the minimum standards (400-500 words) and identifies and addresses a subject as required. Correct formatting is mostly present. There are a few mechanical mistakes. The facts are clear in the story, and the hero's journey is clearly present.	Excellent Paper thoroughly meets the minimum standards (400-500 words) and identifies and addresses a subject as required. Correct formatting is thoroughly present. There are no mechanical errors, or if there are, they do not impede the readability of the paper. The work clearly highlight the facts about the individual in the story, and the story follows all aspects of the hero's journey.	Your Score
IV. Kahoot Quiz Challenge the reader with details from your story!	Poor There is no Kahoot quiz, (or Quizlet or survey) or there is, but it only contains 1 question. The question may or may not reflect the content of the information.	Fair Kahoot quiz (or Quizlet or survey) has 2-3 questions. Most or all questions reflect the content of the information.	Good Kahoot quiz (or Quizlet or survey) has 4 questions. All questions reflect the content of the information.	Excellent Kahoot quiz (or Quizlet or survey) has 5 questions. All questions reflect the content of the information.	Your Score
Collaboration You work well with your partner in a fully collaborative way.	Poor Did not work well with partner. Displayed little to no collaborative effort.	Fair Collaborated with partner to the point of getting interview questions taken care of, but that was the extent of the collaboration.	Good Collaboration with partner was well-coordinated: interviewing process, creating the body, generating ideas, etc.	Excellent Collaboration with partner was extensive and included helping each other with proofreading and peer feedback before submitting the project.	Your Score
Timeliness of Project Timeliness is one of the most important life skills you can master.	Poor The project was not on time - same day or otherwise.	Fair	Good Some or all of the project was "same day late."	Excellent All parts of the project were on time or early.	Your Score

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