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iRubric: Interview Rubric

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Interview Rubric Interview Rubric students will work conduct a television interview. One student will role play a character from the book and the other person will be a famous tv host. The interview will include details from Matt surviving the wilderness alone. Rubric Code: K75W67 By johnwan Draft Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Questions	Poor Questions and their delivery indicate little preparation and attention to the novel	Fair Prepares and asks questions that demonstrate a minimal understanding of the novel	Good Prepares and asks largely relevant questions that demonstrate an understanding of the novel	Excellent Prepares and asks relevant questions that mastery level of understanding of the novel
Purpose	Poor Suggests little or no understanding of the interview's purpose through inadequate or distracting details included in the final copy	Fair Suggests a weak understanding of the interview's purpose through irrelevant details and they distract from the subject's interview included in final written copy	Good Demonstrates less consistently, the interview's purpose through selection of detail included in the final written copy	Excellent Demonstrates clear understanding of interview's purpose through selection of detail included in final written copy
Conventions	Poor Presents the written interview in an unconventional or sloppy format with errors of grammar or usage that impede understanding (5 or more errors)	Fair Presents the written interview in the appropriate format but one that includes distracting errors of grammar or usage (3-4 errors)	Good Presents the written interview in the appropriate format with a minimum of grammatical or usage errors (2 errors)	Excellent Presents the written interview in the appropriate format, demonstrating mastery of grammar, usage and conventions (no errors)