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iRubric: Group Problem rubric

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Group Problem Group Problem Rubric used for self-rating by students and then grading by teacher. Made for small group challenge problems/projects in calculus. Rubric Code: V7W4BW By jkalford Draft Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Group Challenge Problems
	Good 5 pts	Fair 3 pts	Poor 1 pts	Not Evident 0 pts
Organization	Good Answer is indicated in a clear and complete sentence. Supporting work (including sketches, tables, equations and explanations) is presented neatly and completely in a well thought out and logical order.	Fair Answer is evident, but not written in a complete sentence. Most supporting work (including sketches, tables, equations and explanations) is presented in a logical order.	Poor Answer only is given. Not enough supporting work is shown. Unclear where pieces of information come from. Solution may not be in a logical progression.	Not Evident Not clear what answer is. Work is scattered over the page or missing.
Math	Good All formulas, theorems, etc. that are used are cited. There are less than 2 algebra/geom/trig mistakes. Answers given in simplified form and correct to 3 places past the decimal.	Fair All formulas, theorems, etc. that are used are cited. There are more than 2, less than 6 algebra/geom/trig mistakes. Answers given are correct to 3 places past the decimal.	Poor Most formulas, theorems, etc. used are cited. There are more than 6 Alg/geom/trig mistakes. Answers given are correct, but not to 3 places past the decimal.	Not Evident Formulas and theorems used are not stated. The answers given are not correct.
Group	Good All group members participated fully. All group members took responsibility for the final product. Work was handed in on time in class.	Fair Most group members participated fully. All group members took responsibility for the final product. Work was handed in on time by the end of the day.	Poor Some group members participated. Most group members took responsibility for the final product. Work was not handed in on time.	Not Evident One person did the whole thing.