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iRubric: Probability rubric

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Probability Probability - Describe probability using mathematical strategies (making a tree to find outcomes; using a spinner to determine probability of choice) - Describe probability an event will occur (e.g. number of outcomes based on a tree, the probability of getting an item based on spinning a spinner) Rubric Code: A2XB6W7 By laingt Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8

Probability
	Level 1 (N/A)	Level 2 (N/A)	Level 3 (N/A)	Level 4 (N/A)	Level R (N/A)
Knowledge/understanding	Level 1 - demonstrates limited knowledge of how probablity and statistics can be used to help in making informed decisions.	Level 2 - demonstrates some understanding of how probablity and statistics can be used to help in making informed decisions.)	Level 3 - demonstrates knowledge of how probablity and statistics can be used to help in making informed decisions.	Level 4 - demonstrates thorough knowledge of how probablity and statistics can be used to help in making informed decisions.	Level R Does not demonstrate any knowledge of how probablity ad statics can be used to help in making informed decisions
Thinking	Level 1 - uses actual probablity and statics to support how probablity applies to a real life situation with limited effectiveness	Level 2 uses actual probablity and statics to support how probablity applies to a real life situation with some effectiveness	Level 3 -uses actual probablity and statics to support how probablity applies to a real life situation with considerable effectiveness	Level 4 -uses actual probablity and statics to support how probablity applies to a real life situation with high degree of effectiveness	Level R Does not use actual statitics/ probablity ratios to support real life situations
Application	Level 1 - transfers knowledge and skills to new contexts with limited effectiveness Eg. shows a varitey of ways that probablity can be represents with limited effectivenss	Level 2 - transfers knowledge and skills to new contexts with some effectiveness Eg. shows a varitey of ways that probablity can be represents with some effectivenss	Level 3 - transfers knowledge and skills to new contexts with considerable effectiveness Eg. shows a varitey of ways that probablity can be represents with considerable effectivenss	Level 4 - transfers knowledge and skills to new contexts with high degree of effectiveness Eg. shows a varitey of ways that probablity can be represents with high degree of effectiveness	Level R Does not tranfer knowledge to to new contexts.