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iRubric: ASSIGNMENT RUBRIC (classwork, homework, labs)

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ASSIGNMENT RUBRIC (classwork, homework, labs) “CHOICES”& CLASSTIME PARTICIPATION RUBRIC This rubric will be used to evaluate student assignments such as classwork, homework, labs, worksheets, etc. Rubric Code: A83A2 By sciguytpjhs Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8

Rubric Criteria
	Proficient 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Assignment Completeness	Proficient 100% of items attempted	Good Between 80-99% of items attempted.	Fair Between 70-79% of the items attempted.	Poor Less than 70% of all items attempted.
Accuracy	Proficient Between 95-100% of items are correct.	Good Between 80-95% of items are correct.	Fair Between 70-79% of items are correct.	Poor Less than 70% of all items are correct.
Demonstrated Knowledge	Proficient Shows complete understanding of the questions, ideas, and processes.	Good Shows substantial understanding of the problem, ideas, and processes.	Fair Response shows some understanding of the problem.	Poor Response shows a complete lack of understanding for the problem.
Requirements	Proficient Student goes beyond the requirements of the problem.	Good Student meets the requirements of the problem.	Fair Student does not meet the requirements of the problem.	Poor
Legibility	Proficient Legible handwriting, typing, or printing ..	Good Marginally legible handwriting, typing, or printing.	Fair Writing was not legible in places.	Poor Writing was not legible.
Math Problems	Proficient 100% of problems have work shown, have correct units in answers, and the answers are circled. Math process is completely understood.	Good 80-99% of problems have work shown, have correct units in answers, and the answers are circled. Math process is mostly understood.	Fair 70-79% of problems have work shown, have correct units in answers, and the answers are circled. Math process is somewhat understood.	Poor Less than 70% of problems have work shown, have correct units in answers, and the answers are circled. Math process is not understood.