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This rubric outlines the criteria and marks for an interview paper assignment, including formatting requirements like title page details, references page, introduction with thesis statement, body paragraphs with interview evidence and support, conclusion to summarize the paper, and total marks out of 10 for formatting and references and 25 for the main paper content sections.
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- 1. Interview Paper Rubric Name: Marks: CRITERIA MARKS Title Page: (1) appropriate title (1) all required information Format: (2) fonts, spacing and margins (1) page numbers References: (1) references on separate page (1) alphabetical order (3) accurate details /10 Introduction: (2.5 ) Informs reader of purpose of paper – thesis statement (2.5) Paragraph is well-organized and lays out direction of paper
- 2. /5 Body: (5) well-organised and appropriate paragraphs (5) evidence of interview-based research (quotes, observations, descriptions) (5) statements are supported with details and/or examples (5) level/quality of writing (5) grammar and spelling /25 Conclusion: summary of what was discussed in the paper; no new information /5 Total COMMENTS: