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    1 2 3 4 What the teacher wants to see the student do in the Module
    Describe why certain variables were or were not included in the model, what assumptions were made, and how the model should differ from the "real" thing. Student can not explain which variables were used, what assumptions were made in the model, or who the model might differ from reality. Student can barely explain which variables were used, what assumptions were made in the model, or who the model might differ from reality. Student can partially explain which variables were used, what assumptions were made in the model, or who the model might differ from reality. Student can completely explain which variables were used, what assumptions were made in the model, or who the model might differ from reality.  Students will be able to explain why they included the variables they did in their models, what assumptions they made in their models, and how they expect their models to differ from reality.
    Identify and describe the basic components of a STELLA model. Student is not able to identify and describe the basic components of a STELLA model Student can barely identify and describe the basic components of a STELLA model Student can partially identify and describe the basic components of a STELLA model Students can completely identify and describe the basic components of a STELLA model Students will summarize the operation of the STELLA model while identifying the basic components
    Design and build a basic STELLA model. Students have not designed or built a basic STELLA model Students have partially designed and built a basic STELLA model Students have designed and built a basic STELLA model Students have designed and built a basic functioning STELLA model Students will design and build a basic STELLA model
    Manipulate a STELLA model and interpret various inputs while describing how the inputs affect outputs Student answers a few questions somewhat accurately and has poorly thought out conclusions Student answers most questions somewhat accurately and has some incomplete conclusions Student answers all questions fully and accurately and has some incomplete conclusions Student answers all questions fully and accurately and has a well thought out conclusion Answer teacher questions and formulate conclusions 
    Formulate a practical and ethical solution to the obesity problem showing thoughtful reflection on the information examined in this module. Student presents poor recommendation that shows that the student has considered the problem using the information gathered only slightly. Student presents a partial, somewhat useful, and ethical recommendation that shows that the student has considered the problem using the information gathered. Student presents a useful and ethical recommendation that shows that the student has considered the problem using the information gathered and has somewhat reflected on the information. Student presents a thorough, useful, and ethical recommendation that shows that the student has considered the problem using the information gathered and has reflected on the information. Recommendations for solving the problem show that the student has considered the problem using the information gathered, has reflected on the information, and has presented a thoughtful and ethical way of improving the situation.
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