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iRubric: SCIENTIFIC NOTATION - Real-world Problems rubric

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SCIENTIFIC NOTATION - Real-world Problems SCIENTIFIC NOTATION - WORD PROBLEMS Process Standard: Aligns to CCSS.Math.Content.8.EE.A.4 - Perform operations with numbers expressed in scientific notation, including problems where both decimal and scientific notation are used. Use scientific notation and choose units of appropriate size for measurements of very large or very small quantities. Compare numbers written in scientific notation Multiply numbers written in scientific notation Divide numbers written in scientific notation Rubric Code: KX95W55 By loridon Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

SCIENTIFIC NOTATION LESSON PLAN Scientific Notation 8.EE.A. 4
	PROPER All of the criteria 3 pts	SATISFACTORY Met most of the criteria. 2 pts	POOR Met little of the criteria. 1 pts	UNSATISFACTORY Did not meet criteria. 0 pts
Instructional Effectiveness Students can see the relationship between very large numbers and scientific notation with positive exponents.	PROPER There are accurate conversion examples using positive exponents. In addition, the correct properties of addition and/or subtraction are evident.	SATISFACTORY There are accurate conversion examples using positive exponents. In addition, the correct properties of addition and/or subtraction are evident. However, there are minimal computational errors.	POOR There are attempts of accurate set up-conversion examples using positive exponents. Addition or subtract methods improperly applied and/or contain computational errors.	UNSATISFACTORY There are no accurate conversion examples using positive exponents. No attempt is made to add or subtract.
Organization The real-world problem is neatly presented with student work and a solution.	PROPER All components of the real-world problem are evident. My work including method and solution are present.	SATISFACTORY All components of the real-world problem are evident. My work is shown , but I'm missing one detail.	POOR The real-world problem is appropriately written out. I provided a solution, but I did not include my work.	UNSATISFACTORY The real-world problem is written out, but I did not provide work or a solution.