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Precise Passer Award Rubric Code: X344X8 By mmarkyna4 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Project
	WOW! 4 pts	Meets the Standard 3 pts	Almost There 2 pts	Just Beginning 1 pts
Determining Passing Percentage	WOW! You have correctly determined the Passing Percentage for all 5 quarterbacks to the thousandths place.	Meets the Standard You have correctly determined the Passing Percentage for all 5 quarterbacks, but you did not go to the thousandths place.	Almost There You have correctly determined the Passing Percentage for at least 3 of the quarterbacks to the thousandths place.	Just Beginning You have either: A. Correctly determined the Passing Percentage for at least 3 quarterbacks, but you did not go to the thousandths place. B.Correctly determined the Passing Percentage for less than 3 quarterbacks.
Created an Appropriate Graph	WOW! You have organized and displayed your data in an appropriate graph. All necessary parts of your graph are included.	Meets the Standard You have organized and displayed your data in an appropriate graph. You are missing one or two necessary parts of your graph.	Almost There You have organized and displayed your data in an appropriate graph. You are missing more than 2 necessary parts or your graph.	Just Beginning You have either: A. Organized and displayed your data in an graph that is not appropriate. B. You did not organize and display your data in a graph.
Explanation of Recipient Choice	WOW! You have included a complete explanation for who should win the award and why you feel they deserve it. You use correct grammar and complete sentences to write your explanation.	Meets the Standard You have included a complete explanation for who should win the award and why you feel they deserve it. You do not use correct grammar and/or complete sentences to write your explanation.	Almost There You have included an explanation for who should win the award and why you feel they deserve it, but it is not complete. You use correct grammar and complete sentences to write your explanation.	Just Beginning You have either: A. Not included an explanation. B. An incomplete explanation with poor grammar and sentence structure.