1. El examen final
Written Component
P. 5

2. Parte 1: La entrevista (interview) Entrevista a César Chávez (Latino American civil rights activist)

3. Grading and Requirements
5- questions on his accomplishments and what he did to obtain them.
5-responses to the questions you created. Your questions and answers must show that you have done your research on his accomplishments and conrtibutions.
150 words
It cannot be typed!

4. Grading and Requirements
For this interview, you will need to play two roles. You need to be the interviewer and the interviewee. (You will create 5 questions based on his accomplishments, and then you will need to answer the questions)
Make sure to follow the format of an interview and include a title (Go over the handout.)
Your questions need to be higher level.
Check gramar and puncuation. (Review IB Rubric)
It must be 150 words
It cannot be typed!

5. La entrevista Title (related to topic)
Structure, content, style, layout
An interview (una entrevista) is a dialogue in which a person asks a series of questions to another person, with the purpose of knowing better his or her opinions, feelings or experiences. A written interview should be written as a dialogue.
Interviewer asks the questions and is in charge
Interviewee answers the questions (it is important for the interviewee to answer the questions in details)
Interviewer is in charge and normally organizes it

6. Language
It may be formal or informal (depending on who you are interviewing)
The questions must be interesting and appropriate. They must also be brief, clear and courteous.

7. Structure (3 parts) Introduction Title
The person conducting the interview (interviewer), introduces the interviewee and the topic of the interview.
Body: Questions and answers
In this section, the interviewer asks the questions, while the interviewee answers them in details.
Conclusion
To signal the end of the interview, the interviewer makes a brief personal comment about the interviewee and then thanks them for their participation in the interview.

8. Title Entrevista a Ángel Camino Intro Estamos en el instituto Europa, un centro de estudios… Body Entrevistador: Sr. Camino ¿ Cómo surgió la idea de…? Sr. Camino: La idea surgió porque en el centro ya.. Bueno, Sr. Camino , agradezco la oportunidad de….
Questions from the
interviewer and
answers from the
interviewee
Conclusion
(final comment)

9. Parte 2: Un blog Topic: Immigration in Argentina (Inmigración en Argentina) Your blog must show that you have done your research on the topic words It cannot be typed!

10. Grading and Requirements
Make sure your paper looks like a blog and include an advertisement (go over the handout.)
Your blog must show that you have done your research on the given topic.
Check grammar and punctuation—REVIEW IB RUBRIC
It must be 150 words and it cannot by typed.
Example:

11. Un blog Title, date, author Content
A blog (Un blog) is a journal written online and accessible to internet users. It contains someone’s opinion, experiences, commentaries on current affairs, etc. Blogs normally have an interactive format, as entries or posts invite the readers to add their opinion or offer their perspective.
Include comments from other people about your topic.

12. Language
Language can be formal or informal, depending on the writer’s intention and on what particular effect he or she wants to achieve.
It should never be offensive or vulgar. It must also be free from grammatical errors.
It requires comments from other people .
When it comes to titles, only capitalize the first word and proper nouns.
Ejemplo: En la escuela
Ejemplo:

13. Characteristics
It is divided into paragraphs; the first one containing a brief introduction to the topic—generally a short sentences that captures the attention of the reader.
It should have a body and a conclusion.
The style of a blog should be imaginative or intimate if it is personal. If it is a media blog it should contain advertisements.
Opinion blogs, such as the ones found in the electronic newspapers, ought to be based on factual information and contain analysis or critique of a current issue or event.