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Interview, filmed or recorded Interview, filmed or recorded The students perform an interview. At least one of them acting as a character, author, or other noteworthy person. Rubric Code: Q57X2C By vellsworth Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: (none)

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	Poor 2 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 4 pts	Excellent 5 pts	Weight (N/A)
Content	Poor Contains less than 3 of the 5 W's and How that the interview requires or has three or more facts or events wrong.	Fair Contains 3-4 of the 5 W's and How that the interview requires, or contains 1 fact or event wrong.	Good Contains most of the 5 W's and How that the interview requires and does not contain any errors.	Excellent Contains all of the 5 W's and How that the interview requires and does not contain any errors.	Weight X 6=
Lead/introduction	Poor No introduction.	Fair It is unclear what the interview will be about.	Good The main point of the interview is stated, but not at the beginning of the interview	Excellent The main point of the interview is stated clearly at the beginning of the interview.	Weight X 4=
Word Choice/Conventions	Poor Poor, unclear word choice; more than five errors in grammar and/or punctuation.	Fair Fair word choice. Words do not have the most specific meaning; 3-5 errors in grammar and/or punctuation.	Good Good word choice. The words convey their meaning well. 1-2 errors in grammar and/or punctuation.	Excellent Excellent word choice. The words are specific and effective. No errors in grammar and/or punctuation.	Weight X 6=
Tone	Poor The performers' tones do not match the attitude(s) of the interviewer, character or noteworthy person.	Fair One of the performers' tones does not match the attitude(s) of the interviewer, character or noteworthy person.	Good Both performers' tones occassionally match the attitude(s) of the interviewer, character or noteworthy person.	Excellent The performers' tones match the attitude(s) of the interviewer, character or noteworthy person.	Weight x4