Project Plan Rubric
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Criteria
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Survey question is clear
Questions are confusing and may have many meanings
Questions are somewhat clear and a person would have to ask for clarification
Questions are very clear and a person might have to ask for clarification
Questions are crystal clear and a person would not have to ask for clarification
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Choice of sample or population was appropriate and data was collected without bias
Sample was not appropriate because only friends of surveyor were chosen and students from other grades were asked. Surveyor asked all questions to a group instead of to individuals.
Sample was somewhat appropriate because friends plus a few random people were chosen from grade level. Surveyor asked some individually, but mostly as a group and was somewhat biased.
Sample was very appropriate because random students were chosen from grade 9, but surveyor still didn't quite reach a big audience. Surveyor asked all except a few individually and was unbiased.
Sample was very appropriate because every student had a random chance of being asked and were all in grade level. Surveyor asked all individually, was clear with question, and unbiased
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Presentation
Presentation was short and badly prepared
Presentation was fairly short and didn't include a great amount of detail
Presentation was a good length and the data was clearly shown and organized
Presentation was the perfect length and no data was left out; all questions were answered
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Display of data
Display was messy and didn't include graph, other necessary information, and was disorganized
Display was somewhat neat and organized, but didn't include all necessary information or graph
Display was very neat and organized and had graph, but left out one piece of information.
Display was extremely neat and organized. All information was recorded accurately and with detail. Graph was included.
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Conclusions of problem
Conclusions were not written in sentence form and left out important information that made the conclusion unclear. Many spelling mistakes.
Sentences were poorly written, but all the information was clear. There were a few spelling mistakes.
Sentences were well written with only 1-2 spelling errors. All information was clear and student reached conclusions.
Sentences were very well written without spelling errors and conclusions made were informative to the reader.
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