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Integer Project Integer Project Rubric for evaluating student presentations. Can be applied to any presentation. Adopted from http://www.ncsu.edu/midlink/rub.pres.html Rubric Code: N3A5X3 By Atotten4 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Integer Project
	Poor 50 pts	Fair 60 pts	Good 70 pts	Excellent 80 pts	Outstanding 100 pts
Organization 20 pts	Poor Group does not have any of the 4 components: title, algorithm (rules or procedure), no examples, and/or visual learning component	Fair Group followed format, has only 1 of the 4 components: title, algorithm (rules or procedure), only 1 example, visual learning component	Good Group followed format, has only 2 of the 4 components: title, algorithm (rules or procedure), only 2 examples, visual learning component	Excellent Group followed format, has 3 of the 4 components: title, algorithm (rules or procedure), only 3 examples, visual learning component	Outstanding Group followed format, has all 4 components: title, algorithm (rules or procedure), 4 or more examples, visual learning component
Group Cooperation 20 pts Individual Cooperation in the Group	Poor Significant gaps in participation in the group project. Student did not take on any role in preparation of the group project	Fair Student made a contribution, although did not take on any real responsibility for the ideas, or completion of the project	Good Student shared some ideas, made some contribution, but allowed others in the group to lead. Student was cooperative in the learning process of the assignment	Excellent Student shared ideas and made a equatable contribution to the group. Student also worked cooperatively with all members to complete the project.	Outstanding Student was a leader in the group and delegated all task so that everyone in the group felt included and contributed their talents to the assignment.
Mechanics 20 pts	Poor Project has 5 or more math, spelling or grammatical errors	Fair Project has 3-4 math, spelling or grammatical errors	Good Project has 2 math, spelling or grammatical errors	Excellent Project has 1 math, spelling or grammatical errors	Outstanding Project has no math, spelling or grammatical errors
Visual Appeal 20 pts	Poor Project is completely thrown together and unappealing. Poster is not neat and/or organized	Fair Neatness and organization are minimal.	Good Poster is relatively neat and organized, but the appearance is average. It is generally readable, but is not overly memorable.	Excellent Project is generally nice-looking. Easy to read.	Outstanding Poster is excellent. Shows creativity and is neat. Extra effort was used to complete the poster.
Presentation 20 pts	Poor There are no explanations, or the explanations do not accurately explain the steps.	Fair The explanations are unclear.	Good The explanations are adequate, but missing important steps/information.	Excellent Explanations are good, student could have elaborated more.	Outstanding The explanations are clear and thorough.

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