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1. The students utilized the internet for data collection. |
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2. The students were able to collect the proper data for all five statistical categories. |
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3. The students correctly calculated average when needed |
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4. The students correctly filled in charts on graphs page to create bar graphs |
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5. The students created a collage for dynasty. Each collage included a title, all completed worksheets, pictures of players and/or coaches on the team at the time, and logo of the team at the time. |
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6. The students presented their completed project to the class. |
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Overall Grade
24-22 points = A
21-20 points = B
19-17 points = C
16-15 points = D
15> = F
Rubric Qualifiers
- Item one is graded on direct teacher observation.
- Excellent is the proper data for all 5 statistical
categories, Good is 3-4 categories, Fair is 1-2 categories, poor is no
data collected.
- Excellent is the proper average for all 3
categories, Good is 2, Fair is 1 and Poor is no averages found.
- Excellent is four bar graphs with proper values
and labels. Good is 3, Fair is 2
and Poor is less than two correct bar graphs.
- Excellent and Good reflects a collage that
contains AT LEAST a title, statistic worksheet, all 4 bar graphs, and pictures
of players and or coaches on that team, with Excellent being a cut above,
Fair reflects missing components, and
Poor reflects the lack of a collage.
- Item six is based on teacher observation.
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