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Excel Rubric

The document provides a rubric for evaluating student-created graphs in Excel. It rates graphs on four criteria: type of graph chosen, neatness and attractiveness, the accompanying data table, and labeling of axes. For each criterion, it provides descriptors to assess student work at a 4 (exemplary), 3 (adequate), 2 (needs some improvement), or 1 (in need of significant improvement) level. The rubric aims to evaluate how well students are able to choose appropriate graphs, organize and present data clearly, and label graphs to effectively convey relationships between variables.

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Excel Rubric

The document provides a rubric for evaluating student-created graphs in Excel. It rates graphs on four criteria: type of graph chosen, neatness and attractiveness, the accompanying data table, and labeling of axes. For each criterion, it provides descriptors to assess student work at a 4 (exemplary), 3 (adequate), 2 (needs some improvement), or 1 (in need of significant improvement) level. The rubric aims to evaluate how well students are able to choose appropriate graphs, organize and present data clearly, and label graphs to effectively convey relationships between variables.

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Graphing : Excel F = ma

Teacher Name: Ms. Clark

Student Name: ________________________________________

CATEGORY 4 3 2 1
Type of Graph Graph fits the data Graph is adequate Graph distorts the Graph seriously
Chosen well and makes it and does not distort data somewhat and distorts the data
easy to interpret. the data, but interpretation of the making interpretation
interpretation of the data is somewhat almost impossible.
data is somewhat difficult.
difficult.

Neatness and Exceptionally well Neat and relatively Lines are neatly Appears messy and
Attractiveness designed, neat, and attractive. A ruler and drawn but the graph "thrown together" in a
attractive. Colors that graph paper (or appears quite plain. hurry. Lines are
go well together are graphing computer visibly crooked.
used to make the program) are used to
graph more make the graph more
readable. A ruler and readable.
graph paper (or
graphing computer
program) are used.
Data Table Data in the table is Data in the table is Data in the table is Data in the table is
well organized, organized, accurate, accurate and easy to not accurate and/or
accurate, and easy to and easy to read. read. cannot be read.
read.

Title Title is creative and Title clearly relates to A title is present at A title is not present.
clearly relates to the the problem being the top of the graph.
problem being graphed (includes
graphed (includes dependent and
dependent and independent
independent variable) and is
variable). It is printed printed at the top of
at the top of the the graph.
graph.
Labeling of X The X axis has a The X axis has a The X axis has a The X axis is not
axis clear, neat label that clear label that label. labeled.
describes the units describes the units
used for the used for the
independent variable independent
(e.g, days, months, variable.
participants' names).
Labeling of Y The Y axis has a The Y axis has a The Y axis has a The Y axis is not
axis clear, neat label that clear label that label. labeled.
describes the units describes the units
and the dependent and the dependent
variable (e.g, % of variable (e.g, % of
dogfood eaten; dogfood eaten;
degree of degree of
satisfaction). satisfaction).
Date Created: Dec 16, 2010 03:12 pm (UTC)

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