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Rubric

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

The suggested topic

and labels do not really

make sense for the

indicated data.

The student has

difficulty correctly

reading the graph.

The student does not

seem aware that the

same graph could just

as easily describe a

different topic.

The student does not

consider how the choice

of labels could affect

a decision about how

many people were

surveyed.

The suggested topic

and labels do not really

make sense for the

indicated data.

The student can

read the graph, but

not necessarily draw

inferences.

The student does not

seem aware that the

same graph could just

as easily describe a

different topic.

The student does not

consider how the choice

of labels could affect

a decision about how

many people were

surveyed.

The suggested topic

and labels make sense

for the indicated data.

The student not only

reads the graph, but

draws inferences that

make sense.

The student shows an

understanding that the

same graph could just

as easily describe a

different topic.

The student may not be

aware how the choice

of labels could affect

a decision about how

many people were

surveyed.

The suggested topic

and labels make sense

for the indicated data

and the student can

justify why.

The student not only

reads the graph, but

draws inferences that

make sense.

The student shows an

understanding that the

same graph could just

as easily describe a

different topic.

The student

demonstrates

awareness that the

choice of labels could

affect a decision about

how many people were

surveyed.

What is this About?

Data