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iRubric: Math Poster Rubric

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Math Poster Rubric Math Poster Rubric (General) Rubric Code: U4A32W By SCohen50 Draft Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

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	Exceeding Standards 4 pts	Meeting Standards 3 pts	Below Standards 2 pts	Far Below Standards 1 pts
Math Computation & Logic Poster.	Exceeding Standards Math computations are complete and correct; logic used is mathematically sound; all steps to the solution are included.	Meeting Standards Math computations are complete and mostly correct; errors occur in computation; logic is mathematically sound; most steps are included.	Below Standards Missing 1 segment of required solutions; Math computations are incomplete with errors; 1 error in logic occurs which invalidates a solution; some steps are omitted.	Far Below Standards Segments of problem solutions are incomplete or missing; 2 or more logic errors occur which invalidate solutions; steps are omitted.
Clarity and Neatness	Exceeding Standards WOW! Poster is well-organized, neatly presented in a colorful and engaging manner. Viewer can easily follow the flow of information presented.	Meeting Standards Poster presents problem in a neat manner. All segments of the problem are visible, but lack organization for clarity.	Below Standards Poster requires viewer to study presentation to find all the pieces of the task. Writing may not be readily legible or organized.	Far Below Standards Problem segments are haphazardly presented with no apparent organization; lacks necessary neatness needed to easily inform viewer.
Four Additional Problems Use of algebra tiles and combining like terms using columns or across.	Exceeding Standards All solutions are correct. Both methods were used correctly to solve the problems.	Meeting Standards 3/4 solutions are correct. Both methods were used correctly to solve the problems but there are some computation errors.	Below Standards 1/2 solutions are correct. Both methods were used to solve the problems but there are many computation errors.	Far Below Standards The solutions are incorrect.