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: SX554A4 By dexter83 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8

Scatter Plots
	Level 1 1 pts	Level 2 2 pts	Level 3 3 pts	Level 4 4 pts
Neatness of Graph This includes: Title on Graph, Labels, and Appropriate Units Used on Graph.	Level 1 Graph appears messy and not put together well. Nothing on graph is labeled.	Level 2 Lines are neatly drawn but the graph appears quite plain. Labels are used to explain axes	Level 3 Graph is neat and relatively attractive. Labels are used and it is easy to understand data	Level 4 Exceptionally well designed, neat, and attractive. Proper labels and a title are used
Line of Best Fit Draw Line.	Level 1 Line is haphazardly drawn and correlation is not evident	Level 2 Line is drawn neatly however it doesn't fit the given correlation.	Level 3 Line is drawn relatively straight and correct correlation is demonstrated.	Level 4 Line is drawn exceptionally well and correlation is evident and clear.
Explanation	Level 1 No explanation is given.	Level 2 Very basic explanation is given with little to no undeerstanding of graphed concepts.	Level 3 Explanation makes sense and fits data appropriately.	Level 4 Effort and thought was put into explanation and it is very closely correlated to data.