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Interview-written Interview-written Student will conduct an interview using well researched questions. The interview will contain no less than 8 questions, with at least 6 open-ended questions. The interview must written and submitted on a bristol board. Rubric Code: N248282 By EleshaDGarcia00 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Interview - written
	Poor 5 pts	Fair 10 pts	Good 15 pts	Excellent 20 pts
Labeling	Poor Student did not include any information about the place, date, name, or relationship of the person being interviewed in their report.	Fair The student did not identify the relationship of the person being interviewed.	Good The student included the date, place, but no name of the person being interviewed.	Excellent The student included the date, place, and the name of the person being interviewed at the beginning of the interview. The student identified the relationship of the person being interview with the interviewer.
Preparation	Poor Student prepared less than 6 questions. Little or no preparation is present in the interview.	Fair Student prepared 7 or less in depth and factual questions. There are no open ended questions included in the interview.	Good Student prepared 8 in depth and factual questions. There are at least 2-3 open ended questions as part of the interview.	Excellent Before the interview the student prepared at least 8 in depth and factual questions to ask. There are at least 6 open ended questions as part of the interview.
Formatting and editing	Poor The student did not edit or organize the answers to the questions.	Fair The student edited and organized the answers to the questions, but the information was not as clear or as interesting as it could have been.	Good The student edited and organized the answers to the questions in a way that made the information clear.	Excellent The student edited and organized the answers to the questions in a way that made the information clear and interesting.