iRubric: Real World Problems Project rubric

You write a problem using incorrect grammar, language, and spelling. Your problem is confusing and difficult to understand. Your problem does not make sense. The handwriting is difficult to read.You did not follow the rules for writing the real world problems

You write a problem that has some incorrect grammar, language, and spelling, but your problem can be understood and makes sense. The handwriting may be difficult to read. You followed most of the rules for writing real world problems.

You write a problem using mostly correct grammar, language, and spelling. Your problem is clear and easy to understand. It makes sense. The handwriting neat.
You followed the rules for writing real world problems.

You write a problem using correct grammar, language, and spelling. Your problem is clear and easy to understand. The handwriting is exceptionally neat. You followed the rules for writing real world problems.

Your bar model is inaccurate and unlabeled

Your bar model is inaccurate or unlabeled

Your bar model is accurate and labeled.

Your bar model is accurate and labeled. You went above and beyond and explained in writing what kind of bar model you used and why
(add-on, comparison, etc.)

You missed several steps in setting up and solving the problem or did not solve the problem at all.
You DID NOT SHOW YOUR WORK. Any work that is there is illegible.

You set up the problem correctly, but miscalculated. You showed all of your work. Handwriting may or not be neat, but is still readable.

You set up the problem correctly, solved the problem accurately, and showed your work. Handwriting is neat.

You set up the problem correctly, solved the problem accurately, and showed your work. You went above and beyond and explained in writing how you solved your problem.Handwriting is neat.