This document outlines a performance task for an 8th grade math class where students are asked to create a brochure explaining the five forms of equations for a line. The brochure must include at least three examples for each form - standard form, two-point form, point-slope form, slope-intercept form, and intercept form. Students will take on the role of a math teacher presenting the brochure to the class. The brochure will be judged based on accuracy, cleanliness, and creativity.
This document outlines a performance task for an 8th grade math class where students are asked to create a brochure explaining the five forms of equations for a line. The brochure must include at least three examples for each form - standard form, two-point form, point-slope form, slope-intercept form, and intercept form. Students will take on the role of a math teacher presenting the brochure to the class. The brochure will be judged based on accuracy, cleanliness, and creativity.
This document outlines a performance task for an 8th grade math class where students are asked to create a brochure explaining the five forms of equations for a line. The brochure must include at least three examples for each form - standard form, two-point form, point-slope form, slope-intercept form, and intercept form. Students will take on the role of a math teacher presenting the brochure to the class. The brochure will be judged based on accuracy, cleanliness, and creativity.
PERFORMANCE TASK IN 3RD QUARTER - MATH 8 Goal: Your goal is to create a math brochure to teach the grade 8 students about the equations of a line. Role: You’re a mathematics teacher. Audience: You will be presenting your math brochure to the class. Situation: In your brochure, you will present the five forms of equation of a line. These are the Standard Form, Two-Point Form, Point-Slope Form, Slope-Intercept Form, and Intercept Form. You will create your own characteristics of the line on each form and formulate an equation. Each form must have 3 examples to show. Product: To produce a math brochure that explains the five forms of the equation of a line and shows at least 3 examples on each form. Standard: Your work will be judged according to the rubric(s) or criteria. Accurateness – 50% Cleanliness – 25% Creativity – 25% Total – 100%