iRubric: U.S. Population Calculating % of Increase rubric

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U.S. Population Calculating % of Increase U.S. Population Calculating % of Increase Students will collect U.S. population data from 1770-2010 (depending on the class) and will calculate the percent of increase for every decade. Students will display their data in a graph, table or other display agent. Rubric Code: CX9B776 By lake1225 Draft Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair/Satisfactory 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Math Accuracy (% increase correct)	Excellent Percent Increase Formula (PIF) written correctly. Decimal answer correct. Decimal conversion to percent correct.	Good PIF, decimal amount and percent conversion given, but one or two errors.	Fair/Satisfactory PIF, decimal amount and percent conversion given, but three or more errors.	Poor Nominal answers correct.
Data (table or graph)	Excellent All population numbers correct.	Good Most population numbers correct.	Fair/Satisfactory Some population numbers correct.	Poor Little to no population numbers correct.
Historical Events	Excellent At least 10, correct, historical events cited.	Good 5-9 correct historical events cited.	Fair/Satisfactory Less than five historical events cited.	Poor No historical events cited.
Overall Presentation	Excellent The presentation is exceptionally attractive in terms of neatness, ability to be read and followed easily, design and layout.	Good Presentation is attractive in design, layout and neatness.	Fair/Satisfactory Presentation is acceptable, but may be a bit messy.	Poor Presentation is distractingly messy or very poorly designed.