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Kemper Hunter Comparing, Ordering, and Computing with Rational Numbers Make a coordinate graph that represents the Olympic Triathlon of Kemper Hunter, the United States' top male triathlete in 2006. Rubric Code: N2733B By msorrells Ready to use Private Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Patterns & Relationships Standards to be assessed: M7A3. Students will understand relationships between two variables.
	Excellent Student demonstrates above average level of proficiency by meeting all criteria outlined below. 5 pts	Good Student demonstrates average level of proficiency by meeting most of the criteria outlined below. 4 pts	Fair Student demonstrates below average level of proficiency by meeting a few of the criteria outlined below. 3 pts	Poor Student demonstrates no level of proficiency by meeting none of the criteria outlined below. 2 pts
M7A3a Plot rational numbers on the coordinate plane and represent relationships between two variables graphically	Excellent Student has correctly represented three relationships between two variables graphically.	Good Student has correctly represented two relationships between two variables graphically.	Fair Student has correctly represented one relationship between two variables graphically.	Poor Student has correctly represented none of three relationships between two variables graphically
M7A3b Analyze and describe the relationship between two variables	Excellent Student has correctly analyzed and described the relationship between two variables.	Good Student has sufficiently analyzed and described the relationship between two variables.	Fair Student has partially analyzed and described the relationship between two variables.	Poor Student has not correctly analyzed and described the relationship between two variables.
M7A3c Describe how change in one variable affects the other variable.	Excellent Student has correctly described how the change in one variable affects the other variable.	Good Student has sufficiently described how the change in one variable affects the other variable. .	Fair Student has partially described how the change in one variable affects the other variable.	Poor Student has not correctly described how change in one variable affects the other variable for only one equation.