iRubric: Using Scatter Plots to Make Predictions rubric

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Using Scatter Plots to Make Predictions Using Scatter Plots to Make Predictions Students choose a topic, find and record data, calculate a line of best fit, and use a scatter plot to make a prediction. Example: Student Jumping Ability Rubric Code: V85225 By RPersau Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8

Scatter Plots
	Poor 3 pts	Fair 4 pts	Good 5 pts	Style 3 pts
Neatness of Graph This includes: Title on Graph, Labels, and Appropriate Units Used on Graph.	Poor Graph appears messy and thrown together in a hurry. Nothing on graph is labeled	Fair Lines are neatly drawn but the graph appears quite plane. Labels are used to explain axises	Good Graph is neat and relatively attractive. Labels are used and its easy to understand data	Style Exceptionally well designed, neat, and attractive. Title is used
Line of Best Fit Draw Line.	Poor Line is just drawn free handed and correlation is not evident	Fair Line is drawn neatly however it doesn't fit the given correlation.	Good Line is drawn relatively straight and correlation is understood.	Style Line is drawn exceptionally well and correlation is evident.
Prediction	Poor No predictiion is given.	Fair Very basic prediction is given with little thought put into it.	Good Prediction makes sense and fits data appropriately.	Style Much thought was put into prediction and predictions is very closely coorelated to data.