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Brothers

Rubric

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

The graph that the

student creates does

not seem reasonable.

The student does not

attempt to explain any

choices he/she made in

creating the graph.

The student is not clear

on what the pictures in

the graph represent.

The graph that the

student creates is

organised and some

of the data, if not all of

them, are reasonable,

but perhaps with no

attention to the total

number of icons used.

The student does not

attempt to explain any

choices he/she made in

creating the graph.

The student is not clear

on what the pictures in

the graph represent.

The graph that the

student creates is

organised well and the

data are reasonable

with a reasonable total

number of icons.

The student can explain

some choices he/she

made in creating the

graph.

The student

understands that each

picture represents

a person surveyed

and not that person’s

brothers.

The graph that the

student creates is

organised well and the

data are reasonable

with a correct total

number of icons.

The student can explain

the choices he/she

made in creating the

graph.

The student

understands that each

picture represents

a person surveyed

and not that person’s

brothers.

The student clearly

articulates the

advantages of using

a graph.

Data