iRubric: Graphing Linear Equations rubric

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Graphing Linear Equations

Students will choose 3 of 6 tasks to demonstrate their understanding of graphing a linear equation.

Rubric Code: XX94C28

By kruperez

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Subject: Math

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Completeness Enter description	Poor Chooses 1 or none of the 6 tasks, and/or does not complete any of the tasks fully, and is missing parts from all tasks.	Fair Chooses 2 of the 6 tasks, and/or does not complete two of the tasks, and is missing parts from 2 of such tasks.	Good Chooses 3 of the 6 tasks, but does not complete one of the task, and is missing parts.	Excellent Chooses 3 of the 6 tasks and completes each task totally.
Accuracy Enter description	Poor More than 5 mathematical errors are made.	Fair 3-4 mathematical errors are made.	Good 1-2 minor mathematical errors are made.	Excellent No mathematical errors are made.
Neatness Enter description	Poor Lines are not be drawn with a straight edge, and any legible or printed clearly.	Fair Lines are not be drawn with a straight edge, and/or any legible or printed clearly.	Good Some lines may or many not be drawn with a straight edge, and/or any hand writing is not completely legible, or printed clearly.	Excellent All lines are drawn with a straight edge, and any hand writing is completely legible, otherwise printed clearly.
Presentation	Poor Project is not put together in the form of a posterboard, powerpoint, keynote, or booklet, and was not presented.	Fair Project is put together on a posterboard, powerpoint, keynote, or booklet, but was not presented.	Good Project is put together on a posterboard, powerpoint, keynote, or booklet, but may not be presented to the class according to standard due.	Excellent Project is put together on a posterboard, powerpoint, keynote, or booklet, and presented to the class according to standard.
Creativity	Poor Project may not be detailed or colors are not used.	Fair Project may not be detailed or a a minimal colors are used.	Good Project is detailed, a variety of colors used.	Excellent Project is detailed, a variety of colors used, and there is a WOW factor upon seeing the project.