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iRubric: Independent vs. Dependent Variable Poster Project rubric

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Independent vs. Dependent Variable Poster Project Independent vs. Dependent Variable Poster Project Students gather data on a real world scenario with pictures to show the difference between a dependent and independent variable. Write an equation in the form of f(x)= mx + b, construct a graph with a supporting table of values, a verbal description of the scenario. Other key elements include the x and y axis as independent or dependent. The graph, equation and table will be displayed on 8.5 x 11 or larger paper/poster board along with other key information typed or neatly written. Rubric Code: VXAX6W8 By stapletonp Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Project - Independent
	Above Standard 5 pts	Standard 4 pts	Below Standard 3 pts	Total Points 20 pts
Required Elements	Above Standard The poster includes all required elements: title, caption, written and evaluated function, labeling of x and y axis, and the description of the scenario is neat and grammatically correct as well as additional information.	Standard 4 of the 5 required elements: title, caption, written and evaluated function, labeling of x and y axis, and the description of the scenario is neat and grammatically correct are included on the poster.	Below Standard 2 or more required elements: title, caption, written and evaluated function, labeling of x and y axis, and the description of the scenario is neat and grammatically correct were missing.	Total Points
Relevance of Graphics	Above Standard All graphics, two or more pictures are related to the topic and make it easier to understand.	Standard Graphics, at least two pictures that relate to the topic and make it easier to understand.	Below Standard Graphics do not relate to the the topic.	Total Points
Concept Application	Above Standard Student applied knowledge to a new situation not discussed in class. No errors in equation and calculations.	Standard Student applied knowledge to a situation discussed in class. At least one error in equation and calculations.	Below Standard Student product demonstrates insufficient knowledge of independent and dependent variables. Two or more errors in equation and calculations	Total Points
Attractiveness	Above Standard The poster is exceptionally attractive in terms of colorfulness, design, layout and neatness.	Standard The poster is colorful, design, layout and neatness is acceptable.	Below Standard The poster is messy and/or very poorly designed.	Total Points