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On Air Analysis

Students will study the types of commericals that are shown in an hour time period and represent their data using graphs.

Rubric Code: AXW3779

By sarrell

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Subject: Math

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8, Undergraduate

On Air Analysis
	Poor 0 pts	Fair 5 pts	Good 10 pts
Investigator's Log/Brainstorming	Poor Log contains one idea or less for questions to ask, details to explore, sources of info, and sketches.	Fair Log contains 2-3 ideas for questions to ask, details to explore, sources of info, and sketches.	Good Log contains 3 or more ideas for questions to ask, details to explore, sources of info and sketches.
Investigator's Wrap Up	Poor Wrap-up contains little or no detail explaining what the student experienced during the investigation.	Fair Wrap-up contains some details that help provide information for the investigation.	Good Wrap-up contains a detailed description of the findings from the investigation. Student gives evidence of questioning, details and sources of information to complete the task.
Tally Table	Poor Student did not include a tally table of their results.	Fair Student included a tally table of results.	Good Student included a detailed tally table with different categories of commercials.
Graph	Poor The graphical representation of the data is not complete and inaccurate. Graph contains little or no labels and is not neatly done.	Fair The graphical representation is mostly complete and accurate to the findings. Graph has labels that represent their findings.	Good The graphical representation is complete and accurate. Student used tools to create their graphs. Graph is colorful and has labels.
Summary of Data	Poor Summary is vague and doesn't explain the findings from the experiment.	Fair Summary explains what the student discovered from their investigation, but does not go into further detail.	Good Summary answers all questions to share findings and goes further to develop other questions that were not addressed in the assignment.