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Gilligan's Island Group Project

To figure out how many castaways there should have been in 1978, 14 years after the original shipwreck, and to learn how to use graphing calculators to figure out this answer.

Rubric Code: RX7C76X

By tonywin1

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Subject: Math

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Completion	Excellent Group completed all activities in assignment.	Good Group completed most of activities in assignment.	Fair Group completed few to some activities in assignment.	Poor Group completed none of the assignment.
Working in Groups	Excellent Students were engaged in the group and discussed the assignment well among each other, with the intention to get a high grade.	Good Students were somewhat engaged in the group and had some discussion about the assignment activities.	Fair Students were minimally engaged in the group and talked little about the assignment.	Poor Students did not engage at all in the group.
Mathematical Concepts	Excellent Students had a firm grasp on exponential growth and using graphing calculators.	Good Students understood exponential growth and using graphing calculators.	Fair Students minimally understood exponential growth and using graphing calculators.	Poor Students did not understand exponential growth and using graphing calculators.
Graphing Calculator	Excellent Students showed exceptional ability in using a graphing calculator to do the assignment.	Good Students were able to use a graphing calculator fine to do the assignment.	Fair Students had trouble using a graphing calculator to do the assignment.	Poor Students did not use the graphing calculator well to do the assignment.
Mathematical Errors	Excellent Students in group got 100% of answers correct.	Good Students in group got 80 - 99% of answers correct.	Fair Students in group got 65 - 79% of answers correct.	Poor Students got less than 65% of answers correct.