iRubric: Daily Checklist rubric

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Daily Checklist Rubric Code: L7C7C6 By MrsCCresci Draft Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: (Other) Grade Levels: (none)

Daily Class Rubric Enter rubric description
	Needs Improvement 2 pts	Getting there... 3 pts	Good Work 4 pts	Exemplar 5 pts
Warm-Up Activity Enter description	Needs Improvement Copied Problem	Getting there... Attempted to solve	Good Work Multiple attempts to solve problem	Exemplar Solved Problem or Showed Solution
Class Assignment Enter description	Needs Improvement 0-50% Less than 50% of problems works, or the problems that were solved contain less than 50% of the work detail	Getting there... 50-75% Between 50% and 75% of the problems completed, or most problems show solutions but only 50% to 75% of the work detail shown	Good Work 75-100% Between 75% and 100% of the problems completed, or most problems show solutions but only 75% to 100% of the work detail shown.	Exemplar 100% All problems solved with work detail shown an all problems
Class Assignment Enter description	Needs Improvement Work shows lack of understanding or lack of effort	Getting there... Work is incomplete of unclear	Good Work Minor misunderstandings of content and errors in computation	Exemplar All work is complete and correct
Class Assignment	Needs Improvement No explanations given for solution choice. explanation of choice is unclear	Getting there... Explanation of solution choice given on less than 50% of problems	Good Work Explanation of solution choice given on most problems	Exemplar Explanation of solution given on all problems
Class Assignment	Needs Improvement more than 3 days behind	Getting there... 2-3 days behind	Good Work 1 day behind	Exemplar on time
Goal	Needs Improvement	Getting there...	Good Work	Exemplar Write goal
Exit-Ticket	Needs Improvement Write your name	Getting there... Begin to write your thought	Good Work Completed writing one thing you learned or one thing you don't understand.	Exemplar Completed writing two things you learned or two things you did not understand or a combination of each.