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Analyzing and Interpreting Data 
Making observation based inferences about results
Rubric Code: MXB48B8
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Subject: Science  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric analyzing and interpreting data
  Exceptional

6 pts

Accomplished

5 pts

Sufficient

4 pts

Developing

3 pts

Inadequate

2 pts

Inference (conclusion)

Exceptional

- Inference is very logical and is clearly and concisely explained so that it is obvious what the student is thinking.
- Many observations are used to show exactly why inference is made
- student shows abstract thinking and/or makes high level connections
Accomplished

-Inference is clearly explained so that it is clear what the student is thinking.
- Several specific observations are used to show why the inference is made.
- Inference is logical and makes sense
Sufficient

-Inference is explained enough to show what student is thinking.
-Inference uses examples of observations.
-Inference makes sense.
Developing

-Inference shows what student is thinking although it may be a little confusing.
-Inference needs more examples of observations.
Inadequate

-Inference doesn't make sense, but it is still a guess.
-Examples of observations are missing.




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