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    The document describes a rubric for evaluating student interviews with categories including setting up the interview, preparation, follow-up questions, knowledge gained, and notetaking. For setting up the interview, preparation, and follow-up questions, higher scores are given for introducing oneself, explaining the purpose, preparing in-depth and factual questions in advance, and asking relevant follow-up questions based on the response. For knowledge gained, higher scores require accurately answering questions about the interviewee and relating the interview to class material. Regarding notetaking, the highest scores are for taking occasional notes without interrupting the flow and adding to notes after the interview.

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    The document describes a rubric for evaluating student interviews with categories including setting up the interview, preparation, follow-up questions, knowledge gained, and notetaking. For setting up the interview, preparation, and follow-up questions, higher scores are given for introducing oneself, explaining the purpose, preparing in-depth and factual questions in advance, and asking relevant follow-up questions based on the response. For knowledge gained, higher scores require accurately answering questions about the interviewee and relating the interview to class material. Regarding notetaking, the highest scores are for taking occasional notes without interrupting the flow and adding to notes after the interview.

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    Interview : Historical Interview

    Teacher Name: Ms. Eley


    Student Name:

    CATEGORY

    ________________________________________

    Setting Up the
    Interview

    The student
    introduced himself,
    explained why he
    wanted to interview
    the person, and
    asked permission to
    set up a time for an
    interview.

    The student
    introduced himself
    and asked
    permission to set up
    a time for the
    interview, but
    needed a reminder
    to explain why he
    wanted to do the
    interview.

    The student asked


    permission to set up
    a time for the
    interview, but needed
    reminders to
    introduce himself
    and to tell why he
    wanted to interview
    the person.

    The student needed


    assistance in all
    aspects of setting up
    the interview.

    Preparation

    Before the interview,


    the student prepared
    several in-depth AND
    factual questions to
    ask.

    Before the interview,


    the student prepared
    a couple of in-depth
    questions and
    several factual
    questions to ask.

    Before the interview,


    the student prepared
    several factual
    questions to ask.

    The student did not


    prepare any
    questions before the
    interview.

    Follow-up
    Questions

    The student listened


    carefully to the
    person being
    interviewed and
    asked several
    relevant follow-up
    questions based on
    what the person
    said.

    The student listened


    carefully to the
    person being
    interviewed and
    asked a couple of
    relevant follow-up
    questions based on
    what the person
    said.

    The student asked a


    couple of follow-up
    questions based on
    what s/he thought
    the person said.

    The student did not


    ask any follow-up
    questions based on
    what the person
    said.

    Knowledge
    Gained

    Student can
    accurately answer
    several questions
    about the person
    who was interviewed
    and can tell how this
    interview relates to
    the material being
    studied in class.

    Student can
    accurately answer a
    few questions about
    the person who was
    interviewed and can
    tell how this
    interview relates to
    the material being
    studied in class.

    Student can
    accurately answer a
    few questions about
    the person who was
    interviewed.

    Student cannot
    accurately answer
    questions about the
    person who was
    interviewed.

    Notetaking

    The interviewer took


    occasional notes
    during the interview,
    but usally maintained
    focus on the person
    rather than the
    notes. Notes were
    added to
    immediately after the
    interview so facts
    were not lost.

    The interviewer took


    occasional notes
    during the interview,
    but usally maintained
    focus on the person
    rather than the
    notes. No additional
    notes were taken.

    The interviewer took The interviewer took


    notes during the
    no notes during or
    interview, but did so after the interview.
    in a way that
    interrupted
    the \"flow\" of the
    interview. Additional
    notes may, or may
    not, have been
    taken.

    Date Created: Sep 30, 2015 01:00 pm (CDT)

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