iRubric: Hypothesis Testing Rubric

Student is unable to determine the appropriate test statistic to be used and is therefore unable to calculate the correct value of the test statistic.

The student knows which test statistic is appropriate for the problem but does not provide any evidence of finding the correct value of the test statistic.

The student knows which test statistic is appropriate for the problem and attempts to find the correct value of the test statistic with minor errors.

The students knows which test statistic is appropriate for the problem and finds the correct value of the test statistic.

The criteria for fair, good or excellent are not met.

A correct decision about the null hypothesis is made given the p-value or CV found and only two of the following is missing:

* The student states that there is evidence for a claim.
* The student states their conclusion in terms of the alternate hypothesis.
* The student state their conclusion in the context of the problem.

OR

An incorrect decision about the null hypothesis is made given the p-value or CV found and only one of the conclusion pie

A correct decision about the null hypothesis is made, given the p-value or CV found and only one of the following is missing:

* The student states that there is evidence for a claim.
* The student states their conclusion in terms of the alternate hypothesis.
* The student state their conclusion in the context of the problem.

OR

An incorrect decision about the null hypothesis is made given the p-value or CV found and all three of the conclusion p

The student makes the correct decision about the null hypothesis given the p-value or critical value they found. The conclusion makes reference to finding evidence for the alternate hypothesis and is stated in the context of the problem.