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Open-Ended Question-Math Open-Ended Question-Math Response to: Convince me that, whenever you add two fractions each more than one-half, the answer is more than one. Rubric Code: Y32B3W By billan Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Assignment Grade Levels: (none)

Open-Ended Response
	Exceeds Expectations 5 pts	Meets Expectations 3 pts	Does Not Meet Expectations 1 pts
Example/Proof	Exceeds Expectations __ Uses words and pictures to accurately explain how fractions through during addition __ Clear indication that 1/2 + 1/2 = 1 is the minimal amount needed to have a sum of 1 __ Clear indication that >1/2+>1/2 = >1 __ Clear indication that <1/2+<1/2 = <1	Meets Expectations __ Uses words or pictures to somewhat accurately explain how fractions interact through addition __ Some indication that 1/2 + 1/2 = 1 is the minimal amount needed to have a sum of 1 __ Some indication that >1/2+>1/2 = >1	Does Not Meet Expectations __ No complete explanation of how fractions interact through addition __ Shows little to no conceptual understanding of fractions
Organization	Exceeds Expectations __ All response parts are clearly labeled or identifiable __ Logical and mathematical thinking pattern is evident __ Used a graphic organizer	Meets Expectations __ Most response parts are clearly labeled or identifiable __ Logical and mathematical thinking pattern is evident __ No graphic organizer used	Does Not Meet Expectations __ Some to none of the response parts are clearly labeled or identifiable __ No logical thinking pattern is evident __ No graphic organizer used, little to no organization
Vocabulary	Exceeds Expectations __ Mathematical vocabulary used consistently throughout __ All mathematical vocabulary was accurate	Meets Expectations __ Mathematical vocabulary used somewhat consistently throughout __ Most mathematical vocabulary was accurate	Does Not Meet Expectations __ Mathematical vocabulary was not used consistently throughout __ Little to no mathematical vocabulary was accurate
Conventions	Exceeds Expectations __ Neat __ Understandable __ Correct conventions/grammar	Meets Expectations __ Somewhat neat __ Mostly understandable __ 1-3 conventional /grammatical errors	Does Not Meet Expectations __ Not neat __ Somewhat understandable __ 3+ conventional or grammatical errors