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iRubric: Add Math Problem Solving Rubric

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Add Math Problem Solving Rubric Add Math Problem Solving Rubric to assessment student's performance for a given task Rubric Code: VX872B9 By sobakrishnan Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Aspect
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts	Score (N/A)
Plan	Excellent Student understand problem, identifies necessary data for solving and creates an accurate plan to solve.	Good Students understands problem but can only identify some necessary data or creates a slightly inaccurate plan to solve.	Fair Students understand problem but cannot identify necessary data or create plan to solve.	Poor Students does not understand problem and cannot identify data or create plan.	Score
Process	Excellent Student's process is completely correct	Good Student's process is mostly correct but contains a few errors.	Fair Student's process contains several errors	Poor Student does not use any appoppriate steps to solve the problems	Score
Organisation	Excellent Student competes work in logical, sequential manner that is easy to follow.	Good Student completes work, but sometimes it is difficult to follow the steps used.	Fair Student's work is incomplete, but some logical steps are shown.	Poor Student's work is incomplete and no work is shown.	Score
Re-check the work	Excellent Student understand how to check answer and verifies accuracy	Good Student understands how to check work, sees answer is inaccurate but does not know how to fix it.	Fair Student needs clarification on how to check work.	Poor Student does not know how to check work even with clarification.	Score
Accuracy	Excellent Student's answer is completely correct.	Good Student's answer is mostly correct.	Fair Student's answer is mostly incorrect.	Poor Student's answer is completely incorrect.	Score
Diagram	Excellent Student creates an accurate diagram, graph or chart to help solve or to show solution.	Good Student creates diagrams, graph or chart that contains slight errors.	Fair Student creates a diagram, graph or chart that contains many errors.	Poor Student does not create a diagram, graph or chart.	Score