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Critical Thinking FAMA Final Project Rubric Project rubric for critical thinking. Rubric Code: X2BBX7 By derlemann Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Critical Thinking
	Novice 9-8 1 pts	Basic 8-6 2 pts	Proficient 6-4 3 pts	Advanced 4-2 4 pts
Comparing	Novice Selects items inappropriate to the objective of the comparison. Makes 3 or more significant errors in identifying similarities or differences.	Basic Selects items that satisfy the basic requirements to the comparison. Makes 2 significant errors in identifying similarities or differences.	Proficient Selects items that address a successful comparison. Makes 1 error in identifying similarities or differences.	Advanced Selects items that are extremely suitable to the objective. There are no errors in identifying similarities or differences.
Classifying	Novice Selects items that have no relationship to the task. Makes 3 or more significant errors in assigning categories to the topic.	Basic Selects items of little significance to the task. Makes 2 significant errors in assigning categories to the topic.	Proficient Selects significant items that focus on the relationship to the task. Makes 1 error in assigning categories to the topic.	Advanced Selects significant items that focus on the relationship to the task. There are no errors in assigning categories to the topic.
Inductive Reasoning	Novice Selects unimportant information for induction. Misinterprets information. Makes 3 or more erroneous conclusions and cannot rationalize the conclusion.	Basic Includes some information for induction. Misinterprets minimal information. Makes 2 erroneous conclusions and has difficulty rationalizing the conclusion.	Proficient Includes all information for induction. Misinterprets minimal information. Makes 1 erroneous conclusion and can rationalize the conclusion.	Advanced Accurately includes all information for induction. Makes no erroneous conclusions and can clearly rationalize the conclusion.
Deductive Reasoning	Novice Selects generalizations that have no bearing on the material. Information has no logic to the topic. Makes 3 or more misinterpretations of the problem.	Basic Selects generalizations that generally relate to the material. Information is somewaht logical. Makes 2 or more misinterpretations of the problem.	Proficient Selects important generalizations that have direct bearing on the material. Information has a logical process. Makes 1 misinterpretations of the problem.	Advanced Selects important and insightful generalizations that have direct bearing on the material. Information has a logical process. Makes no misinterpretations.