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iRubric: Rubric for PBSA slope presentation

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Rubric for PBSA slope presentation This rubric provides the guidelines by which the entire group will be assessed collectively for their presentation of the slope activity. Rubric Code: YX33862 By jweddle1 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

PBSA Presentation Rubric
	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Content	Good Students clearly explain the results of the sponge experiment in practical terms (e.g., "the wet sponge absorbed water more quickly than the dry sponge") and are able to explain their results using the slope concept as well (e.g., "the slope of our graph shows that the wet sponge absorbed water about twice as quickly as the dry sponge).	Fair Students clearly explain how they performed the experiment, express the results in practical terms, and are able to relate their results to the concept of slope in a somewhat logical, but not completely coherent manner.	Poor Students explain the steps they completed to perform the experiment but are not able to make a logical connection between their findings and the concept of slope.
Visual Aid	Good Students make a visual aid that is well organized and presents the goal, methodology used, and findings of the experiment in a manner that allows the viewer to readily understand.	Fair Students make a visual aid that conveys the goal and findings of the experiment, but the aid is not well organized and requires student explanation in order for the viewer to understand it.	Poor Students show only a lackluster effort at making a visual aid, and the resulting demonstrative does not clearly convey the goal or findings of the experiment.
Teamwork	Good Students work together in an atmosphere of mutual respect to prepare their presentation and all students contribute to the process.	Fair Students spend time arguing and do not work well together. Nevertheless, they communicate respectfully and each student makes an effort to contribute to the presentation.	Poor Students show inability to work together, communicate disrespectfully, and/or some students do not participate at all in preparing the presentation.