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Format (Video or Typed Interview)
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The Video or Typed Interview is too short and does not follow directions.
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The Video or Typed Interview meets the minimum requirements, but is sloppy and not put together well. The student very rarely asks follow-up questions to get more information out of the person being interviewed.
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The Video or Typed Interview is mostly put together well and follows the requirements.
The student attempts to ask follow-up questions to make the interview richer.
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The Video or Typed Interview is well-done and exceeds expectations in length and topic requirements. The student does an excellent job asking follow-up questions when the person being interviewed gives short or lacking responses.
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Question/Answers
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The Interview is based solely off questions gathered from the "Little Bit of Culture" worksheet with no effort to extend beyond these questions.
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The Interview is based mostly on questions gathered from the "Little Bit of Culture" worksheet with very few original questions developed by the student.
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The Interview includes questions from the "Little Bit of Culture" worksheet, but the student makes a strong effort to extend off of these questions during the interview process.
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The student develops his or her own new categories that focus on the guardian/teen dynamic while still including the old categories from the "Little Bit of Culture" worksheet. The new questions make for a well-rounded interview.
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Summation
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The summation shows little effort on the student's part if included at all.
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Some effort is put into the summation, but it still needs a lot of work.
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The summation focuses on the differences between the student's opinion and his/her elder, but leaves some room for deeper connections.
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The student does an excellent job displaying what he/she learned from the interview process demonstrating the generational gap or lack there of between elder and teen.
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