iRubric: Absolute Value Mini-Project Rubric

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Absolute Value Mini-Project Rubric

After completing your Absolute Value Mini-Project, you must create a Microsoft Word Poster to demonstrate your knowledge!

Rubric Code: CB5W8X

By BarbaraAmador

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Public Rubric

Subject: Math

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

Absolute Value Screencast
	Poor 2 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 4 pts	Outstanding 5 pts
Turned in on time	Poor Poster was turned in on the wrong day, but still submitted.	Fair Poster was turned in on the same day, but at a later time.	Good Poster was turned in on time.	Outstanding Poster was turned in on/before due date and time.
Poster	Poor Poster does not match description or work is wrong.	Fair Poster does not show all work or are hardly legible.	Good Poster shows most or all work but are hard to read.	Outstanding Poster shows complete work and is perfectly legible.
Choice of Problem	Poor Problem does not relate to absolute value.	Fair Problem relates to absolute value but is an extremely simple problem.	Good Problem is a moderately difficult absolute value problem.	Outstanding Problem is an extremely challenging absolute value problem.
Work Shown	Poor Solution is incorrect.	Fair Solution is correct but little to no work is shown.	Good Solution is correct, and most work is shown. More work would help explain the problem.	Outstanding There is a perfectly clear step-by-step description of how solution was reached, and the solution is exactly correct.