iRubric: Partner Evaluation Systems of Equations QR App rubric

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Partner Evaluation Systems of Equations QR App Partner Evaluation Student to student evaluation of cooperative group skills and task performance. Enter a rating for each group work responsibility, and peer understanding. Circle the number that best fits their performance. Rubric Code: UXAWW2A By Mrs_Skelton Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Evaluation
	Oustanding 5 pts	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Average 2 pts	Poor 1 pts	Didnt do Anything 0 pts
Involvement	Oustanding Partner was extremely involved in the work; group leader.	Excellent Partner was involved in nearly all the work; may not be the leader but worked with the leader	Good Partner was involved in the work most of the time; contributing member.	Average Partner was somewhat involved in the work; sometimes off task.	Poor Partner hardly involved in the work.	Didnt do Anything Partner was not involved.
Equity	Oustanding Partner did an equal amount of the work or what was expected of him or her.	Excellent Partner did a lot of work,and was very helpful to other group members.	Good Partner did a decent amount of work.	Average Partner did some work.	Poor Partner did hardly any work.	Didnt do Anything Partner did nothing.
Comprehension	Oustanding Partner understands how to set equations up in slope-intercept form, can identify the slope and y-intercept,graph the equations, and identify the different types of solutions; explains that it is the solution of the system because it is the point of intersection of the two graphs and will satisfy each equation in the system.	Excellent Partner understands how to set equations up in slope-intercept form, can identify the slope and y-intercept,graph the equations, and identify different types of solutions most of the time.	Good Partner understands how to set equations up in slope-intercept form, can identify the slope and y-intercept,and graph the equations.	Average Partner understands how to set equations up in slope-intercept form and identify the slope and y-intercept.	Poor Partner understands how to set equations up in slope-intercept form.	Didnt do Anything Partner did not understand anything.