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Patterns & Relationships

Communication - Application of Procedures

Rubric Code: L23933

By fairbrj

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Subject: Math

Type: Quiz

Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Patterns
	Level 1 (N/A)	Level 2 (N/A)	Level 3 (N/A)	Level 4 (N/A)
Communication - describes patterns - makes and/or complete charts - writes a pattern rule	Level 1 - incomplete descriptions and/or charts - included major errors	Level 2 - partially complete descriptions and/or charts - several errors	Level 3 - complete descriptions and/or charts - minor errors	Level 4 - thorough, clear descriptions and/or charts - almost no errors
Problem-Solving - uses steps to attempt problem - uses models and charts to record and extend patterns - makes predictions about number patterns	Level 1 - no evidence of problem-solving procedures - incomplete description - predictions show no understanding of pattern rule	Level 2 - some evidence of problem-solving procedures - partial description - predictions demonstrate some understanding of pattern rule	Level 3 - solid evidence of problem-solving procedures - complete description - predictions demonstrate understanding of pattern rule	Level 4 - excellent evidence of problem-solving procedures - thorough and clear description - predictions demonstrate understanding of pattern rule
Depth of Understanding - demonstrates understanding of relationships in growing and shrinking patterns - uses investigations to solve problems	Level 1 - demonstrates very little understanding of growing and shrinking patterns - no evidence of problem-solving strategies	Level 2 - demonstrates some understanding of growing and shrinking patterns - some evidence of problem-solving strategies	Level 3 - demonstrates a good understanding of growing and shrinking patterns - evidence of problem-solving strategies	Level 4 - demonstrates excellent understanding of growing and shrinking patterns - strong evidence of problem-solving strategies