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Your group will use the rubric below to guide your research and project development. Be sure that each group member turns in his/her individual checklist with the group project. 

Click on this link to complete and print out your student Checklist Form for each member of your group.

PROBABILITY GROUP TASK RUBRIC

  Beginner

1

Developing

2

Accomplished

3

Outstanding

4

Collaboration

and

Participation

Group did not work collaboratively and did not value the opinion of all group members Group work collaboratively and valued the opinion of all group members some of the time Group worked collaboratively and valued the opinion of all group members most of the time Group worked collaboratively and valued the opinion of all group members all of the time
Research Group did not provide evidence of research. The group located, used, and applied one source to solve problem and communicate ideas. The group located, used, and applied more than one source to answer questions and communicate ideas. The student located, used, and applied various sources to answer questions and communicate ideas.
Writing Information is not accurate and application is not neat. Many grammatical errors. Information in not accurate or information is accurate but not neat. Few grammatical errors. Information is accurate and neat. Very few grammatical errors. Information is accurate, clear, neat, and free of grammatical errors.
Organization Shows little skill approaching the problem in a logical manner. Shows some skill approaching the problem in a logical manner Shows good skill approaching the problem in a logical manner. Organizes information in a logical and thoughtful manner
Project Project does not have visual appeal and include key elements for each task. Project demonstrates some visual appeal and includes SOME key elements for each task. Project demonstrates good visual appeal and includes ALL key elements for each task most of the time. Project demonstrates excellent visual appeal and includes ALL key elements for each task.
Presentation Members were not prepared to present. Only one member presented; the others didn't participate Members presented, but one took the lead. Members presented equally and actively.

 

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