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Fraction or Decimal ShowMe 
Addition and Subtraction ShowMe
Rubric Code: KX2934A
By clange1
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Subject: Math  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: (none)

Powered by iRubric Addition and Subtraction Rubric
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Content

Poor

Student did not use ShowMe to practice assigned objective.
Fair

Student used ShowMe to explain their objective, but it was missing some content that was necessary for understanding the math concept.
Good

Student used ShowMe to demonstrate assigned math concept and the content was thorough and accurate.
Explanation

Poor

Student did not explain how they solved the problems.
Fair

Student explained how they solved the problems but their explanation does not make sense.
Good

Student provided a clear understanding of how they solved the problems.
Accuracy

Poor

Student student got the correct answer to 0-1 problems they solved.
Fair

Student got the correct answer to 2-3 problems that they solved.
Good

Student got the correct answer every problem they solved.




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