iRubric: Interview for a Newscast - Greatest Challenge rubric

The interviewer asks insightful, in-depth questions that may not be answered in one word. The interviewee supplies a complete, well -thought answer. There is a sequence to the questions.

The interviewer asks mostly insightful, in-depth questions that may not be answered in one word. The interviewee supplies some, well -thought answers. There is some sequence to the questions.

The interviewer asks few insightful, in-depth questions. The interviewee supplies few well -thought answers. There is little sequence to the questions.

The interviewer asks questions that are answered in one word. The interviewee supplies limited answers. There is no sequence to the questions.

Interviewer and subject are poised and display common courtesies. They do not fidget, speak clearly, and loud enough for audience. Team looks at the audience and at each other.

Interviewer and subject are mostly poised and display common courtesies. They do not fidget much, speak clearly, and can be heard by the audience. Occasionally, team looks at the audience and at each other.

Interviewer and subject are nervous and only display some common courtesies. They may fidget, do not speak clearly, nor loud enough for audience, can still be heard but slightly. Team seldom look at the audience and at each other.

Interviewer and subject are nervous, unprepared. They fidget, do not speak clearly, or loud enough for audience. Eye contact, audience is not addressed and common courtesies are not displayed.